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Chorizo Shakshuka
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By cristina rivera

Chorizo Shakshuka

6 steps
Cook:30min
It’s the widely loved Maghrebi dish with a Spanish twist. Ingredient Picking Tips: • Tomatoes: Avoid canned tomatoes with calcium chloride. This preservative hardens the tomatoes. Canned tomatoes with the preservative citric acid will make tomatoes more acidic (my preference). For sweet canned tomatoes, opt for San Marzano (expensive but sweet) or canned cherry tomatoes (keep in mind it will have more peel). If you opt for the fresh tomato route, prep time will be longer and tomatoes should cook longer. • Chorizo: I only use more expensive Ibérico chorizo. I have not tried other types and this spanish chorizo is the only one I can recommend. I also use minced chorizo, but if you have the link, make sure you only use a small slice. • Onions: I use canned fried onions to save time. Any onion will do but I prefer sweet onion. If you use fresh onions, the cooking time and prep time will be longer. Cooking tips: • Try to let the tomatoes cook for a long time with a balanced, medium heat. If you are in a hurry, it isn’t quite necessary, but I personally think it makes the greatest difference in flavor. Sometimes it’s not about the ingredients you pick, but the way you choose to cook them. Health tips: • If you are trying to cut down on the oils, please skip the fried onions altogether. The recipe is still equally delicious without it.
Updated at: Tue, 19 Sep 2023 00:31:29 GMT

Nutrition balance score

Unbalanced
Glycemic Index
50
Low
Glycemic Load
7
Low

Nutrition per serving

Calories166.3 kcal (8%)
Total Fat8.3 g (12%)
Carbs13.5 g (5%)
Sugars5.1 g (6%)
Protein10.2 g (20%)
Sodium654.4 mg (33%)
Fiber2.2 g (8%)
% Daily Values based on a 2,000 calorie diet

Instructions

Step 1
To a pan on medium heat, add the fried onion and the chorizo. Heat until the chorizo stains the onion an orange color.
Step 2
Make a cavity with the spatula and pour in you canned tomatoes. Salt the tomatoes generously and place a lid over the pan.
Step 3
Wait for the mixture to bubble and reduce heat to a little below medium. Leave alone for about 15 minutes to allow the tomatoes to cook and dry out.
Step 4
Crush any tomato bits with a spatula and stir. Leave another 10 minutes for the tomato mixture to dry out further.
Step 5
Once the mixture is nice and thick, make little holes for the eggs and add them carefully. Use the tomato sauce to slightly bury the eggs for faster cooking. Season the eggs if desired. Cover for another 5 minutes or until egg whites are not slimy.
Step 6
Serve with bread or cracker of choice. Best served hot.

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