Making shakshuka

[@Ines_horselover]

I died when he said that he thought Africa was a whole country 😂😂

[@cynthiamacaringue5650]

I was annoyed...don't people know maps and have globes...at schools, libraries the fu...ing internet?

[@leratohadebe4938]

​@@cynthiamacaringue5650 I was annoyed too

[@EmihleWele]

​@cynthiamacaringue5650 I used to be annoyed aswell but now it just makes me die of laughter because so many of them actually don't know even the basics of geography😂😂😂

[@NiaG-tz6lz]

It makes no sense people. Only 1 continent is a country.😒

[@unkown-user-101]

As a Moroccan, hearing u say ✨️SHAAKSHOOKA✨️ in that American accent was kinda funny😂 keep up the great work bro🤙

[@AkAymanee]

😂 😂 😂 😂

[@D.a123gl]

Oui bsh kyda7ak😂😂😂kyjbdhaaa

[@CallMeTwizzy]

no way you thought africa is a country

[@weakw1ll]

I cant do ts rn

[@Notachefsam]

My bad

[@weakw1ll]

wait til you find out about South america 🤯😨

[@areejfatima9393]

Cm'on guys its a continent didnt US ppl ever sang the continent names to memorize them in school 🙃😅 thats the only way i remember all continents 😂

[@Fhbghhhbcdfjddf]

@@NotachefsamNorth Africa is like north of Africa not a country that’s like north of Asia being a country

[@wendyolson2591]

Maybe because I am old, but 40 years ago, in the American school system, we learned that Africa was a continent not a country.

[@lolabint3411]

Exactly, like even if you don't know how many countries are in Africa, you know it's one of the 7 continents...come on now.

[@cjthorp4805]

Im 22 and he's full of shit, we definitely learned that, he just didn't pay attention

[@miller23misty]

Yes, this! He said country and I was like WHAT?!?!??? 😂😂😂

[@clararitz8968]

Ah yes, the beautiful country "North Africa" 😭

[@whothelastman]

😂

[@debduttapathak8588]

😶😵‍💫

[@estherwilson2833]

😂, north country ain't a country either... Bruh!!! 😂

[@clararitz8968]

@@estherwilson2833 Yes! That's the point of my comment 😁

[@reekelitsoemotanyane8722]

😂

[@WaFaTrans]

As an Algerian I'd say you def added some Turkish touch to it and finished with Indian Nan but I love that you're trying diff recipes 😍 shout-out from North Africa

[@dooeeed]

he actually used peta bread or some people call it lebanon bread

[@suzannebarakat3464]

@@dooeeednot Lebanon bread, but Lebanese bread

[@dooeeed]

@suzannebarakat3464 🤓☝️

[@TatyBallouta]

يرحم داك الفم!!! و زاد دارلها هاداك الفرماج لي ماعندو حتى دخل في التشكتشوكة!!!

[@themichellekkk]

as a kenyan IM SCREAMING IN PAIN!! it is INSAAAANE that they make yall know all 50 states and european countries but not even african ones? i live in america btw

[@brattybabey5506]

To be fair. He probably didn’t listen in school. I distinctly remember two history lessons. One about the world continents and the other about the countries in said continents.

[@lydddddd]

Exactly, I attend an American school but they don’t even teach geography here normally, like I personally think that is very important to know. American schools just teach things no one will need in life or ever use, and then they say “it’s to grow your brain” like hello?! 😭

[@princessnugget5994]

I’m a Kenyan living in the US and most people can’t even name all the states or point them out on a map.

[@gtrecc5454]

@@lydddddd I hear this narrative a lot but American schools teach all the foundational subjects (math, science, English, history) so what are they not teaching that would make it useful? Also I feel like if you taught a kid about African countries they would say “wHen Am I EVer GoINg to UsE ThIs!?!?!” lol

[@hoabinhnguyen8839]

Herein lies the constant issue with the American school system - it depends on which state, district, city, school, or teacher that you were in. Some places teach world geography and have competitions like the Geography Bee where they know specific landmarks of individual areas around the world, some places barely even teach you the fifty states. Hell most Americans don't even know the state capitals of all 50 states. So its a mixed bag 60% of the time you would be right but the other 40% know quite a bit about world geography. Not necessarily to defend this but to explain it, it is largely due to the fact that most Americans will never leave the US. They need to know the two countries that border us, maybe Cuba, and maybe maybe the country that we are at war with/occupying/or covertly supporting in some way.

[@rachelm126]

Nah dude, I'm sure you zoned the heck out during geography.

[@salem1784]

bro said “naan bread”😭

[@sushmita8824]

Bro thought Africa was a whole damn country and you expect him to know about naan

[@admania7331]

Also, naan is Indian!

[@isaacashley813]

Non bread 😂

[@Guneet-q9r]

A part of me died when he said that. The I can’t every get naan without thinking about this ( I am Indian btw and I eat naan a lot)😭

[@AlishaAsad-y2j]

been looking for this comment 🗣️🗣️🗣️

[@almightyluvvcove]

they definitely teach that it’s a continent but it’s chill 😭

[@Ashers_Art]

Bro thought we would agree that he thought Africa was a country 😭

[@Thejustshorts10]

😂😂😂

[@BinaKatz]

Hearing you say ShAkshOKA✨with the American accent got me dying 🤣

[@Massiw_rnb]

Algerian here, I would say chakchouka is just a basic quick dish that can be made alongside other meals. there are different ways to make it, but you got the essence of it. Glad you liked it. 😊

[@Sarah_20_08]

From Libya💗

[@3XCube86]

Did he spell it wrong in the title?

[@MeriamAbushaghur-u6m]

@Sarah_20_08omg same I am from Libya too where from Libya are you from I am from Tripoli so zlitan and ghirjan

[@Massiw_rnb]

@@3XCube86 No, he didn't. He just spelled it the English way. We're used to spelling things the French way, where the U isn't used on its own to make the /u/sound, you need an O before it. That's all.

[@soil-play]

This is a Mexican dish called Huevos Rancheros.... and yes, tomatoes are from the Americas...

[@loufaXOXO]

As a Tunisian, i literally had this the other day, and we usually eat shakshuka as lunch or dinner, but you can have it for breakfast, and im so happy you like it 😊 🇹🇳

[@berg9946]

exactly and its originally tunisian shak maaneha khalet bl lougha tounsia punic l9dima deja

[@zo62]

Came from 🇮🇱. Has nothing to do with North Africa

[@sheenahAtiny]

North Africa is such a beautiful country, I used to visit it when I was in Imagi-nation…So wonderful 🥺🥺🥺

[@lyssahssecret]

the american school system definitely teach us that you just didn't pay attention 😭

[@TanyaNadimpalli]

You’re a great cook!

[@Mikayla213]

I'm from South Africa🇿🇦

[@TanyaNadimpalli]

Ok and

[@Mikayla213]

I just said it and btw I never ask for your 2 cent comment

[@elizabethjohnson8983]

Nigeria must be a state in west Africa too😂😂

[@sophiabloem6339]

Will come and visit you from the south state lol

[@writergirly]

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@mommapolleyplans5495]

I don’t think it’s the American school system that is the problem. I learned Africa was a continent in elementary school and knew it was made up of many countries. As an educator for 30 years, I have also taught this information. In fact, I am from Kentucky and have never been to Africa, but I cannot fathom anyone older than 10-12 not knowing that Africa is a continent. Yummy looking dish!!

[@maramkhelil7388]

Aa a north african, i can say you did a good job on the shakshouka. You added a bit of a turkish touch with the feta cheese. Now, as a tunisian i can say that shakshouka is mostly a lunch or dinner for us not breakfast. We have a variety of dishes for breakfast but shakshouka is not something many or any tunisian would have for breakfast

[@Ren-tq4hw]

It used to be eaten for breakfast , at least older folks in the countryside did/still do

[@figuringoutkayc]

As an American he def just didn’t pay attention😂

[@Chloe-ut3zl]

Do Australia next

[@Shosh101-k6j]

Love the Tunisian culture being shown! Shakshuka is amazing!

[@pashminagal]

I've had it in Morocco and Algeria too! So good I dream about it.

[@Immi3009]

Shakshuka is Moroccan and the closest nation that can claim it after Morocco is Algeria because Algerian parts were under Moroccan rule when it was created.

[@urfavdani9585]

@@Immi3009it’s a maghrebi dish all the 3 countries make it so basically it doesn’t have an origin and it’s from north africa

[@Immi3009]

@ Some dishes are made widely while in reality they origin from one or two specific countries. An example is Maqluba, it is Palestinian-Jordanian yet eaten in the entire Levant.

[@khenzajane8509]

i agree 💗💗 love my country

[@yasminmohamed2674]

The way he says ‘shakshuka’ is so cute 😂

[@MuhidinHussein-r8s]

Fr

[@Alissar-Sou]

Even arabs make that! I’m Lebanese and we make it all the time🇱🇧

[@יונתןשפיגל-ש1ר]

As an Israeli, we make that too! That's one of the pluses in living in a multicultural country

[@RamaGhandour]

Wait and you israeli You ruined our country and you guys are happy living life and we are forced to stay away from our houses in jnoub

[@NadiaSalis8]

I’m Israeli also and this is one of my favourite dishes! My dad makes it too!

[@mayarzaitoun5263]

​@יונתןשפיגל-ש1ר that one of the pluses of stealing a land

[@nohaels]

​@יונתןשפיגל-ש1ר Colonizers

[@daniw.5026]

Not meaning to seem rude, but this IS taught in the American school system. You probably weren’t paying attention.

[@LauraKoffie]

Plssssssss do Ghana next🎉 I love your videos ❤

[@TheUglyGooseling]

as an arab, shakshuka, definitely originated from an arabic country because this is an arab household and we eat it a lot

[@Blauqkween]

I learned all 7 continents in the American school system. You failed your school system if you did not learn that. That's on you.

[@Abby.Grace.]

Same

[@brattybabey5506]

Right lol like he just didn’t listen

[@mlhdsicns271]

It depends some public schools probably didn’t teach or depending on the teacher and it also depends on which classes you would take. I never learned it in high school but I read books and just gained common knowledge from my own research

[@Sunshineandhydrangeas]

@@mlhdsicns271I really don’t understand that. I thought Geography and World History were required subjects in every state. And there are maps (both hanging up and in textbooks) and globes everywhere in schools. How does one not absorb that information, even passively?

[@mlhdsicns271]

@@Sunshineandhydrangeas they are but america is so consumed with itself that we learn so much about America and the 50 states and don’t learn a lot about other countries like I have taken world cultures and us history classes in high school and not once did we really talk about geography of Africa or Asia he just look at Europe because of the world war and a little bit of South Africa it was mostly just talking about history not much geography

[@HarithAhsein]

Ahhh yes shashouka tasts soo good ❤

[@Pedal-t4b]

Do East African next plsss

[@gimarypeace]

I’m glad my history teacher in 8th grade taught us of all the countries in Africa ❤

[@elizabethdsouza1726]

Him saying "naan bread" is basically him saying bread bread. "Would i ask you for a coffee-coffee with room for cream-cream???" -Pavitr

[@himalikalal6594]

LITERALLY EXACTLY what I was thinking too 😂😂😂😂

[@brownii3361]

It's called that because of the type of bread it is. Plus, he's speaking English, where naan doesn't mean bread.

[@jacobsmith8211]

This is not a mistake but rather a feature of language called tautology. Yes, naan means bread in farsi but it has a different meaning in English, therefore saying naan bread is a way to specify which type of bread. Another classic example is chai tea. Examples exist in many other languages, and this should not be used to call English speakers uncultured or unintelligent.

[@Mustaine1ify]

Koi Carp

[@elizabethdsouza1726]

Yea, I'm aware about that, but I just made this comment for fun!

[@SlytherClawClan]

The emphasis you but on shak in shakshuka was kinda funny 😆

[@grimroast6677]

for shakshuka me personally i would recommend just placing cherry tomatoes straight into the pan with the spices, this helps the tomatoes get mushy but not too mushy.(i might be wrong, but i enjoy it nonetheless)

[@aditisharma1485]

the ''naan bread'' got me😭

[@tta4627]

Fr why add the bread part. It's annoying AF. It's like when someone says chai tea. Like bro they mean the same thing.

[@aditisharma1485]

@tta4627 i knoww rightttt- "chai tea latte" makes my ears bleed

[@Annathenarwhal]

BRO I LOVE SHAKSHUKA

[@huemanbeing8532]

Egg snd tomato is so underated... Fried/ grilled tomato has so much texture

[@Beetle678]

North Africa??

[@rahimdeba6697]

Yeah Marocco and Algerian

[@DianaBeurman-lucero]

THIS IS AWSOME!

[@JaneP650]

As a 7th-grade student in the US, born and raised here HOW THE HECK DID YOU THINK AFRICA WAS COUNTRY????

[@LOL_4811]

Please try Sweden breakfast 🇸🇪❤❤ btw this short was fire 🔥

[@DaughterOfPoseidon-13]

Can u do Norway?

[@vanessamelouk1243]

As a north African, i found it really funny how you pronounced it 😅We pronounce it chkchouka. But i really appreciate that you decide to do This, it's very popular here ❤

[@LawenKarzan-z1c]

I’ve had this before it is really good but I’ve haven’t seen people add cheese and parsley 😅😅

[@noctanal9269]

Bro no one would ever get me to admit that.

[@Anne_C-p3x]

Do South-Africa next Pls !!!

[@armyskits4872]

As a kid who goes to school in South Africa 🇿🇦 last year I had to memorize all 54 countries in S.A.😢

[@darlamay4400]

We also eat that in Mexico! But with cilantro instead of parsley 🫶🏼🥰

[@soil-play]

Yep - Huevos Rancheros - probably the original since tomatoes are from the Americas.

[@lazicraft6503]

And there’s no way you didn’t learn this information in school, I’m Nigerian but was raised in Baltimore, MD where the school system definitely isn’t great but I definitely remember learning this information in Geography class in middle school or fifth grade.

[@RomanBlack-c9h]

I am not even African and i got mad when you said Africa was a country 😭

[@celinepa8246]

One of my breakfast favs when in Lebanon or Israel. So goooood!

[@EdenKopp-z8l]

Shakshuka is soooo goood

[@riihababdennabii3548]

As a tunisian We eat shakshouka with a baguette 🥖 bread and without feta cheese ❤🇹🇳

[@zo62]

That’s not shakshuka your eating

[@LeemElnaw-v5k]

Your a chef ❤

[@fatoumata-fatima]

Love from west Africa Mali 🇲🇱🇲🇱🇲🇱❤

[@lilybroderick3798]

Can u make huevos rancheros or chilaquiles for Mexico as a Mexican they are two of my favorite foods to eat for breakfast

[@A1i_g4tor]

please do try more African countries But if you do South Africa, be specific as to which culture the meal is from bc we have a gazillion different breakfasts😂😂

[@salambouafia22008]

Shakshuka is from Tunisia 🇹🇳😭 which IS IN NORTH AFRICA, WISH IS NOT A COUNTRY LOL it's ok we learn ! It's a meal that we make when we are in a hurry and want something spicy haha it's yummy, worth the try❤ (Btw it's not only in Tunisia! But all Tunisians cook shakshuka ❤)

[@imm_salma]

As a Tunisian that looks so good especially adding some Harissa it will be Amazing 😍

[@IzzHall-wn8pr]

Please please please do South Africa

[@Hyacinthuswasaprinccus]

North Africa is a region...as in several countries containing many different ethnic groups(thanks berlin conference🙄) that make up a heterogenous geographic area and thinking it is a country isn't really much better than thinking Africa is a country😭(liked the vid, no hate, just here to educate😘)

[@kshterenberg]

My dad makes shashuka a lot and you nailed it 🎉

[@lithmamethmini1999]

Did you try Sri Lanka?

[@Kitso5873]

Bruh America be messed up but that looks fire 🔥 👌

[@GabrielBlake-dj4zv]

My favorite country, north africa!

[@MissTLynn]

😂

[@Hadda-r6h]

As a north African u did pretty good

[@dezy-dez]

Please do South Africa 🇿🇦

[@sineadvandenberg3494]

😂 mieliemeel / pap or something

[@dezy-dez]

@sineadvandenberg3494 😂😂

[@mariemmatmati744]

It's a Tunisian 🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳 love your content ❤❤

[@defirst6977]

I ate something very similar in Afghanistan. I think they called it tokum korai I’m sure I didn’t spell it right.

[@Mimi_the_idiot]

its the way you say it, i can never get used to people saying arabic words in an american accent

[@CELINELUVSCANDY-l1e]

It’s Middle East food Ik it bc it’s an Arabian dish and I’m arabic

[@Jujuelyamani]

Your right

[@alexateresa7641]

I’d add some black beans in there too! Not traditional I know but with all those flavors I think any beans would really complement the dish… I also just love beans lol

[@Virtualhugforyou]

So I would say overall you did a great job but I would say next time you make this get a middle eastern version of the recipe. That’s where I learned shalshuka from and I’m also middle eastern and I think it’s the best version I’ve had. We also have it w chala bread so tag me when you make this version!!

[@desireewhiting7970]

Popular in SA too especially among coloured on the cape flats in Cape Town.

[@pastelsunny758]

Israeli meal

[@QriyaorZaza]

Do they even have anything original, or is their breakfast also stolen like the land they live on

[@Whocaresbruhhh]

Nah

[@Claire-bd6sl]

As a Taiwanese, for a traditional breakfast, I would recommend egg pancakes with milk tea (black tea with creamer), which would be a classic breakfast. I must have to try it!

[@simchamaldonado2135]

Try israeli, shakshua is also eaten in israel

[@raeraekhan]

Just another thing they stole.

[@-K-a-t-e]

I really like this dish idk where is it from but we also eat it in Europe

[@azraaa_1905]

You can try menemen which is a Turkish dish that you can eat in the morning 👍🏻 pls try

[@ExpectoPatronum03]

Anda bhurji, African version!!😂❤

[@Dreamyamazed]

I agree that he said americas school system is not the best. Edit: but I’m not American how do I know

[@NikosKaripidis-d1x]

I just lost a few brain cells by hearing: ”Africa is a country”☠️

[@Nitahansalia]

“naan bread” hurts as an indian😭😭😭

[@JoeMama-bo6di]

Bro thought we would raise our hands💀

[@ayeeeeeeeeee5852]

I don’t know where it originated but I’m Jordanian and have been eating this my whole life. It’s absolutely delicious! BTW I blame the American education system or the lack of it. I’m glad I grew up in Jordan for the education and the culture but I now live in the US and the amount of opportunities is insane ❤ love both of my countries..

[@Sofia-lp6sp]

i think the next one should be Brazilian🇧🇷❤️

[@OliviaFitzsimons-pz8bs]

You should do an all Irish😊😊😊

[@ZuzuJ-jb9jl]

I’m personally from the Middle East and this is a VERY popular dish for breakfast when moms get a little too tired to bake anything lol! We usually eat it with a lot of cold fresh veggies as well, as well as some type of round bread like pita

[@Idk_who_you_are_14]

Im from South afrca and shakshuka is so good, my ma started making it and its soo good, you guys should try biltong, its so good

[@esmaawahibameziani]

Can you try algeria next pls ????❤❤❤

[@TotallynotEmma1241]

you should do canada!!!

[@RamaGhandour]

Bro Im shakshuja is amazing But As a lebanease Brazilian l just wanna say try lebanease breakfeast it is amazing

[@caroltshabalala4829]

I’m from South Africa. My mom would make this for us when we were kids😍

[@kinzakaroui7956]

Stop no way! That’s a Tunisian dish! ❤

[@de1ina_k]

You should do Eritrean Breakfast!!!!

[@diara995]

What is it?

[@whos.starlight]

I've had shakshuka pancakes, and jesus, I was never the same 😭🙏🏾

[@LaletaDeMuynk]

Could u do south Africa next pls

[@zulmamenendez1693]

He’s in his cooking era✨

[@YoohaYooha-q5m]

Can you please try Maldives🇲🇻🇲🇻🇲🇻😊