Rating Shakshuka

[@Aulcis]

Being this man's neighbor must be dreadful... Smelling all those amazing meals and not being able to have some.

[@sirocbit8041]

How tf they can smell something through walls

[@Aulcis]

@@sirocbit8041 you're serious?... right? Pls tell me youre joking dude

[@kenwickyy]

@@sirocbit8041 nanomachines son

[@itachi_uchiha4087]

@@kenwickyy XD

[@elmersoto2036]

@@Aulcis that apartment life must be nice 😂

[@nouryy]

I'm Tunisian and I confirm that this is an amazing dish, especially with mergez (Sausages)

[@youceflaleg8718]

You eat that as breakfast in Tunisia ? 🥵 In Algeria it's a meal that we eat for lunch

[@linagueddich3486]

Yesss love itt I'm Tunisian too

[@trolleycartwheel9409]

@@youceflaleg8718 breakfast is a meal wdym

[@oways6378]

@@trolleycartwheel9409 he meant we eat it for lunch which is true.

[@merieguez3391]

But is it a breakfast ? Anyways it's delicious

[@inesatt1313]

As an Algerian you nailed the accent and the dish 10 outta 10 my friend

[@Spurus]

ah raho tibo 9wa xd

[@IxiaCat]

Im Algerian and in Constantine all my family and everyone i knew call it shtitha ( شطيطحة ) I thought that we We named it like that because we dance (نشطحو) after we ate it

[@inesatt1313]

@@IxiaCat Yup!

[@Spurus]

@@IxiaCat Ah yes its very delicous that make's us dance after tasting that 😂

[@nadjet-l1x]

تحيا شكشوكة 🎉

[@davidserlin8097]

The most versatile dish ever. I’ve always made shakshuka with a layer of onions, garlic, and potatoes on the bottom before building up to the tomatoes and eggs.

[@danceswithpatton3650]

I'll be adding "your" layer of potatoes🥔🥔 to our Italian version of onions garlic tomatoes 🍅🍅 & eggs🥚🥚!!

[@davidserlin8097]

@@danceswithpatton3650❤

[@metro-v8]

your a damn genius

[@nancyrattu7759]

Oeh I'm curious about this😍 Do you skip the paprika then? And do you boil the potatoes before hand, to make them soft?

[@oussamamtiraoui1905]

I'm a Tunisian, so he is literally right, this is a 10/10. I used to make it every Sunday for my family, so i'm professionelle on this.

[@hudsonvincent5882]

You’re not a professional at spelling though, that’s for damn sure.

[@siratshi455]

@@hudsonvincent5882 you must be funny at parties

[@A_a_m4]

@@hudsonvincent5882 they speak French in Tunisia so maybe he confused which spelling was in English, also it could be a typo

[@am1dalq]

@@siratshi455 fr

[@hudsonvincent5882]

@@siratshi455 yea, I am

[@reasten1691]

As a tunisian ,i confidently say that this is one of the most pouplar dishes in the country,however not many people eat it for breakfast they mostly eat it for dinner or evening snack Edit:also the way you said shakahouka is honestly great

[@youlisse01]

I’m half Tunisian and half Italian and I confirm!

[@plastic12345]

@@youlisse01 great combo you got there I'm half America and half Russian

[@xmanarx2614]

Egyptian here and we eat it usually for breakfast 😂

[@youlisse01]

@@plastic12345 Yeah i’m fulk mediterranean, your combo is very nice 2 too: 2 historical enemies in one ;-)

[@plastic12345]

@@youlisse01 ive always been worried if they start fighting and enable the draft and I'm just fricked

[@اللهربي-ز4ت]

As a libyan who comes from north Africa i confirm that this is definitely the shakshoka that we always enjoy making and eating . great job👍

[@MarwanHadidi]

I'm Egyptian neighboring countries with Libya but I eat it way differently

[@اللهربي-ز4ت]

@@MarwanHadidi must be delicious👍

[@yousefeditzz]

Same im libyan

[@Airblade102]

Im from tunisia bro

[@اللهربي-ز4ت]

@@yousefeditzz 👍

[@KintokiSan]

I made it before. Probably one of the simplest dishes I ever made and the customization options are endless. And you can eat it with any sides. On rice, with bread, over noodles. It's incredibly versatile and delicious!

[@abdulazizashri7761]

As an Arab you totally nailed the recipe of shakshouka 🫡

[@EscVeloc1ty]

But definitely not the pronunciation

[@abdulazizashri7761]

@@EscVeloc1ty lol yeah

[@abdelhafid5512]

Amazigh no Arab.

[@לאקיים-ט1ה]

It would have been perfect if he would use fresh tomatoes instead of tomatoes sauce

[@abdulazizashri7761]

@@לאקיים-ט1ה exactly but it still tastes similar

[@alexanderwales4639]

it's popular in Tunisia and Algeria 🇩🇿🇹🇳

[@rabiaabarkaoui924]

Also in morroco. And in morroco we add meat and it taste amazing. 🇲🇦🇹🇳🇩🇿

[@alexanderwales4639]

@@thotslayer9914 no no switty Israel is't a contry

[@slimeplayz116]

​​​@@thotslayer9914 I didn't know that people from the non existent ate shakshuka free Palestine 🇵🇸🇵🇸

[@aaxrh5726]

@@thotslayer9914 yea cause it was already popular in palestine

[@Mster1]

@@thotslayer9914 free palestine 🇵🇸

[@hamiddahmani6756]

As a moroccan u nailed this one

[@subyob]

wayeh

[@iberos]

As an algerian , i can confirm

[@SAUDI-JAPAN]

As a Saudi you are right👌

[@ShinraOkami]

@@iberos same XD

[@Sasslaghofassil]

As a Jew I `m proud of you for keeping my ancestors dish alive

[@IDK-dj7hv]

Please do the Iranian breakfast next!

[@phenomqa821]

Shakshuka is a really versatile dish depending on where you live, this is a more North African/ Turkish style In the middle east where i am from we make it with lots of scrambled eggs and no tomato sauce, we use fresh tomato.

[@kero-eg]

Same here in Egypt

[@marytheraspberry3145]

We use fresh tomatoes in North Africa too. The pepper is optional.

[@cloudcampos4555]

​@@marytheraspberry3145in Algeria the pepper is mandatory 😊

[@Efe-yk4gf]

in Turkish cousine shakshuka(şakşuka) is a different dish made with eggplants. We call this "menemen"

[@dysmissme7343]

I’m from Middle East as well but I use whole eggs- you scramble them!!!?!! 😱🤯

[@algerianmapper3]

As an Algerian, you are the only person who does not butcher and not recognise food from North Africa. You are amazing.

[@feralgrandad4429]

As someone who's father is from Tunisia, I totally agree 😊

[@souhail998]

​@@feralgrandad4429 where's your mother from then

[@m1m1_]

@@souhail998do you have to know?

[@andyblackwood3411]

Im here only to read 😒

[@DigitalDynasty676]

I am Algerian too

[@Jaysthudandblunder]

Shakshuka was one of the first meals I taught my children to cook. Incidentally the sauce make a great base sauce for pizza.

[@taotravyuniversalist7747]

Bloody brilliant!

[@FollowMe96]

Kirgisistan

[@historeek3338]

Next time, I try !

[@tanushchandra9182]

Can use please share the ingredients you used to make the base?

[@Reality_check000]

As a morrocon im so happy u did this FINALLY

[@Sasslaghofassil]

Moroccan Al 9lawi machi morrocon

[@samiq306]

as a moroccan I can say you nailed this

[@hotheadedweirdo]

was just about to comment this!!!

[@cjewn]

"You have insufficient funds" Ah yes let me just deposit some eggs

[@Good_Drew]

I’m the 490th like!🎉

[@Mia.capcut]

As an Egyptian, I can confirm that this is one of the best dishes I have put in my mouth. My mom makes it for me in a slightly different way, as she scrambles the eggs before she puts the raw scrambled eggs in the pan with the veggies to cook.10/10 would recommend

[@cubesquad9013]

i egyptian too

[@noob724]

My mother also makes it like that but I tried it this way

[@nova_skill187]

As a Libyan I can confirm that too.

[@Randomguy-lt2wf]

Yea i always see foreigners making it so the eggs are poached but i have never seen a north africqn and definitely not a middle easterner do it like that

[@Trax346]

I’ve only had it with poached eggs, definitely going to try it with scrambled eggs now!

[@imawakemymindisalive13]

as a white californian i can confirm this is absolutely delicious and it’s the breakfast i make when i don’t have time for huevos rancheros but still want some spicy eggs and veg with carbs

[@ZackySena]

When the food looks messy yet still appetizing you sure know it's gonna be the best food you're gonna have

[@Javier-vi6db]

True

[@Loemmi]

Nah fr

[@zeno7159]

Literally true

[@abilawaandamari8366]

I know what you mean lol

[@exiusagron6660]

My best mates family is Algerian and I must say it’s always a welcome surprise when his dad makes us some of this amazing dish!

[@Me-yd5mx]

i’m from Algeria i’ll be glad to know you

[@meembook645]

@@Me-yd5mx Be patient, i am from India

[@AnishAaravOO1]

@@meembook645 😂😂

[@itmeso9224]

well how do you know if it amazigh it can be created short time ago anyway i prefer to use geographic credit than ethnic

[@Cruzer871]

@@Me-yd5mx can you send me the recipe to make it plz? If you know it ?:)

[@nelaraby4]

As an Egyptian, I think you nailed this one 🇪🇬💪

[@halaahmed.12345_]

تحيا مصر 🇪🇬🇪🇬

[@JustAnAnimeNerd]

Yassss, Egyptian gang

[@Tryftz]

بلادنا

[@sugmagaming7665]

Doesn't shakshoka mean something else in your country 😂

[@Khaledmadridista1901]

im Algerian and i confirm that its famous in our country and you nailed it ❤🎉

[@somebody3959]

"Carefully cracked eggs" ☠️sounds real.

[@Ignis124]

No comment

[@thatretarded3yearold.892]

No comment

[@wooflezval]

No comment

[@NKR200]

Waiting for this comment 😂

[@RJSF_]

Being an Algerian , I can confirm this is delicious I love it with merguez

[@poraki1360]

same bro

[@poraki1360]

cz am from algeria 🇩🇿

[@raoufbouatba9525]

But this ain't breakfast no??

[@channie7303]

Zit ezitoun m3aha >>>

[@Dj0uhar.]

@@raoufbouatba9525 yes, it's not like many countries eat for breakfast eggs meat...ex but in north africa we just eat some cookies or cake with cofee or milk

[@mariamsameh6719]

This is also one of my favorite breakfast here in Egypt i don’t really know if it’s an Egyptian creation (I don’t think so) but it’s still one of those really favored dishes here, however I do have to say that we normally scramble the eggs and we don’t use salsa(?) but I really like how you made it and I’m gonna try it thank you so much I love your channel!❤️

[@amber2761]

Yes it was mostly by Arabs(from the Middle East)

[@CommonGrimeConsumer]

I'm from Egypt and surprisingly I've never seen it in my life, I've only heard of it

[@ivanonya]

@@CommonGrimeConsumer r u serious 😭💀

[@zyadnoor4034]

Mo salah

[@louvenoct]

True true

[@Thehalalplushshow]

i am Tunisian and I agree with this so much thank you for reviewing

[@ric8839]

Thanks for reminding me that this exists. Haven't had this for a long time

[@immmeneee]

I’ve been waiting for this for so long!!! 🇩🇿

[@nafaaski4444]

الجميع كان ينتظر هذا

[@tylern6420]

Wow a 10

[@lostSempaiWissame]

Chefti Hhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@janzz6951]

India

[@anonimo-xm7mg]

@yahya guezzar yes sir🇲🇦

[@rolabarnoussi3160]

As an algerian person, l just want to tell you that we usually have this meal for lunch, for the simple reason that our breakfast consists of coffee, milk and bread, basically

[@btgivememoney]

YEAH WAS GONNA COMMENT THAT He should try bimo b la7lib 😭

[@nailakass7584]

I Confirm. Probably all of north Africa have it for lunch or light dinner, I don't know about the rest of the Mediterranean but it's too heavy for a breakfast for the north African

[@yel2024]

especially in summer days

[@xiaomi198]

because you have been colonized by france so you drink coffee like them. but in the desert they dont drink xoffe they have tea, olives, dates they basically eat food

[@TH3USUALSUSPECT]

It's Tunisian in origin though, Shakshouk is even a very common surname. You can eat it at any time of the day.

[@aaminashaikh6727]

As someone from Dubai I can confirm I’ve never heard of this 😅

[@dervvv_]

Me, being an Egyptian myself, I practically make this once a week lol, It’s too good

[@thetntgirlanimation]

Same in Israel

[@Creative___AI]

@@thetntgirlanimation What is israel?

[@vybe4819]

@@Creative___AI A country

[@lorraine1761]

@@Creative___AI the country Jesus was born

[@Maayan2007]

@@Creative___AI ok stop it.

[@jeenadjo1238]

Hi, a North African here. I'm from Algeria but we really don't have it for breakfast (maybe once in a blue moon). At least in the region where I am from. I lived with Algerians from different Algerian districts when I studied abroad, literally none of them had it for breakfast. Don't get me wrong, I actually love shakshouka, but not as breakfast. I prefer it as a quick light lunch/dinner and I know that many Algerians have it that way sometimes. Instead, for breakfast, Algerians tend to predominantly have coffee or coffee milk with some French pastries or French baguette with jam and butter. Others may include some fruit, boiled eggs, traditional homemade bread or dried fruit such as dried figs. Others would have some traditional olive oil with traditional bread, while others would include pure honey in their breakfast. It actually depends on the region and the food type that's a staple in its diet. Many Algerians have no breakfast at all, including me!

[@isaackamara6102]

This khoya is speaking fax

[@DIAMOND-77]

Yessssss I just comment that too 😁👌

[@s.j.warlock4901]

It's great to see how, deep down, we're just one specie when it comes to not having anything for breakfast.

[@TheoDaJunk]

Wow had no idea yall were so cultured and had such a special dish. Only thing my area has is vetkoek lol. Hi from south africa.

[@whyamisohot_]

im algerian too and i agree, i never eat breakfast except this year bc i had bac so they were treating me special 💀 but in general we just eat croissant and some milk or orange juice

[@Younex]

as a North African I can confirm that when he said "add what ever you want" he was 100% correct 😆 🇩🇿 🇩🇿 🇩🇿

[@Sportathome_15]

🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@connor_khaldi]

🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿

[@aruu001]

Seriously...seems like it's soo yumm... would love to try it

[@connor_khaldi]

@@aruu001 it is yummy

[@خيزرانالقحطاني-ف4ق]

شيلوا الأعلام

[@phyllisschapiro7894]

LUUUUUV SHAKSHUKA !!! And I'm in NYC, Bronx, USA!!!

[@iridium8562]

In tunisia we add more spices, also we add a special chili paste that is made traditionally at home and can only be bought from local stores. Love the video over all

[@countesselizabeth]

Do you mean Harissa?

[@Kira-sb3cx]

What spices do you add?

[@Checkmate_Edits]

I didn't know it was also popular in Tunisia , I eat it every morning for breakfast!

[@gamingclips9318]

​@Countess Elizabeth Báthory von Ecsed nope its felelfel cheya7 which means dry peppers

[@carterslade2490]

​@@countesselizabeth he means dersa

[@23zenith]

Eating in the pan directly, gives more taste to the food😂

[@AhmedHD915]

Because they eat it like this

[@ss-du2lb]

We eat it in the pan

[@sanjanaagarwal3590]

Very true especially for instant ramen

[@Madrinass]

U scratch the teflon 💀

[@minmin4842]

Nothing better😂

[@EspeonMistress00]

Damn imagine being North African and Middle Eastern. Expecting your country to be featured. Only for all of you to be lumped together in one short xD. Edit: I left the comment and didn't think about it much. My notifs for comments are off and now when I came back after Egypt episode to this video, it's top comment with 150 replies. This is why my comments are muted. Ain't reading all that. Hope you guys had fun here.

[@jananab5560]

Ikr 💀

[@Moo-uw4kx]

I mean we’re lumped together all the time anyways so I’m used to it🧍

[@Emy9798]

@@Moo-uw4kx true 🤣🤣

[@josh0147]

Id agree normally but tbf itlf it’s so widely associated you cant really help it

[@airxain2571]

Ikr I waited so long and it’s clumped together 😭

[@FC-Kickoff]

As a Moroccan I kann say that this dish is delicious,oh bi the Way you nailed the dish😅❤❤😋😋

[@mimi72795]

As an Algerian , I can confirm we eat it at least once a month

[@t-rozbenouameur5304]

Algeria here!!

[@manellamri4770]

It's also the best thing to make when you're hungry 😂

[@abdulazizashri7761]

@@manellamri4770 nah really ? Any type of food is good when your hungry

[@manellamri4770]

@@abdulazizashri7761 I mean it's easy and fast to make

[@abdulazizashri7761]

@@manellamri4770 I know I was joking 😂 I always make it

[@ghlibisk67]

"carefully cracked eggs" proceeds to break all 3 yolks 🤣

[@Firebolt7Star]

And drop the shell in! 😂

[@aynurshauerman]

That is why he sad that )

[@Blue_flame9]

As an tunisien this is the best lunch for me And thank you for your rate Edit1: OMg no way 190likes? Thank YOU GUYS عيشكم ❤

[@ilyeskchouk8597]

me too

[@otakusama_1]

Hhh tla3 fama twansa yetfarjou😂🇹🇳

[@salimothmen1140]

😂😂😂 nitfarij w jo3it

[@Blue_flame9]

@@salimothmen1140 كيفك😂

[@someayainthisworld8525]

As a moroccan. This is one of the best "lazy meals" u could make and u nailed it ❤

[@USSR_BALL-e]

As an Egyptian,eating shakshuka at 10:23 PM on a Friday hits diffrent

[@TaRrelUx]

What a random time 😂😂 *no disrespect

[@abdelrahmansameh1166]

Soo relatable

[@adhamelkashlan2410]

Im also Egyptian, i agree 😂

[@bloxfruitgaming297]

So fuxking real

[@asseelsherif8772]

OMG YEAAAH

[@keiryeleison2933]

"carefully cracked eggs" egfshell falls into the pan. 😂

[@Tree511]

Yes, that was the joke

[@makanartist]

am Sudanese and i absolutely LOVE this breakfast my mom used to make it for us for school and it was so good i would start levitating , i never did it as good as she does it ❤️

[@mustafa_el-rashied]

me to

[@abdelarami6209]

Iam morrocan and its SOO GOODDD

[@motazwastaken]

I am Saudi

[@SuperProCraftYTB]

Im Tunisian and this is definitely a great dish. 10/10 indeed.

[@ianzzstuffz4561]

I appreciate the fact he used bread to eat it , as an algerian , we do this loads

[@miyuki_hamaki]

as an algerian i agree

[@mostafaa_dz]

As an Algerian, I agree too Algerians 👇🏼

[@yourfinestlocalidiot]

"around the world" Isnt this gathering about 30 countries into one

[@DeathnoteBB]

Around the world is accurate Though I agree North Africa and Middle East are not countries, but I’m from the US so what do I know

[@maymonash2462]

Im from the middle east and the culture is very similar among all the arab contries including the north african countries i think this dish especially is enjoyed in all of these countries so he can’t really tell where it originates from exactly

[@obay_humran]

We are united lad (from inside)

[@obay_humran]

@Naruto Lover2004 we all one bro we all one♥️🌺

[@simodelfario4739]

Can't say we have ever had this as breakfast in morocco, ussually it's eggs in olive oil with bread

[@ahmedmaher6164]

I'm Egyptian and it's one of my favorite dishes, brings back memories I remember when I get home from school or whatever and we have shakshuka, I would be absolutely excited because it's the only dish my dad cooks and he puts his heart into it since he learned it from from grandma ( may god rest her soul)

[@MazenEhab]

Same here I'm Egyptian. + الله يرحمها

[@yogarcia6066]

It's the only dish my dad has ever cooked too (only twice I think 😅) he found out about it randomly though

[@ayae12]

​@@MazenEhab same

[@Quaint_SOA]

May allah have mercy on her* if she was a muslim

[@JyroSope]

Can definitely relate to that feeling. Even though I'm not Egyptian, i remember my mom making this sometimes, and if she didn't, the local breakfast Cafe we used to go to definitely did it justice. Overall it just brings me back, and just thinking about it gets me really happy. Peace and love friends!

[@muhammad-ob5bz]

that what i was expecting ;D also jordan food : mansaf it for lunch

[@This_is_taylor]

My American friend said "y'all got these delicious breakfast meanwhile we have cereal" 💀

[@Anjayeay]

i can hear uncle roger saying "haiyah" when he said "spicy" but only put one bell pepper and one chilli pepper

[@dchen2140]

Considering the fact that this breakfast traverses multiple countries, I'd say it deserves a 10

[@Nikkikkikkiz]

But tomatoes come from america

[@laetifico]

​@@Nikkikkikkizdoes that make all tomato based food American?

[@bucket8849]

​@@Nikkikkikkizno they dont bro those tomatoes are made in africa

[@ReqingoeGaming]

here me out i’m not african whatsoever not even related to africa in anyway *but that looks like the best food i’ve ever seen in my entire life*

[@Christian-jq6er]

I’m honestly impressed that he managed to break all three yolks 😂

[@TheNephilim4]

Me seing this as asian: bro u should eat that with rice

[@DrizellaArandelle]

rice is a must

[@vincentelcarte1528]

Thats Al DENTE mate

[@vkay7934]

Lol right

[@SDGClub]

That is a must do

[@Gandi2000]

Rice and some meat too mmmmm

[@biswajitchaudhary8047]

"Go have some biriyani" - random Indian guy

[@2deceit]

but that's better for lunch not breakfast 😭 whoever actually suggests that kinda concerns me

[@muderer_executioner]

says some random indian guy himself

[@puppet3766]

yess

[@Deran087]

The most least patriotic Indian

[@HavenarcBlogspotJcK]

Ya rich of you have biryani for breakfast regularly.

[@Ccorleone1609]

Looks absolutely amazing!

[@se3da975]

As an Egyptian I can confirm that dish is good AF❤

[@eitanvichik6075]

The best breakfast there is. I'm also Middle Eastern.

[@Badry4D]

اتفق يخويا بس هو عاملها غلط المفروض يقلب البيض كويس مش يحطه زي ما هو

[@luciferhasfallen3381]

​@@Badry4Dفيه كذا طريقة لكذا بلد تقريبا

[@GAMA89094]

We don’t care if you confirm or not

[@Mollygan]

​@@GAMA89094 You cared enough to comment

[@violett_taylor]

This looks so good though

[@jadbaayoun1852]

From Turkey to the Levant to the Arabian Gulf to to North Africa Shakshouka is a very popüler dish and prepared almost the same with slight differences but we all love SHAKSHOUKA it can be also a healthy alternative to unhealthy breakfasts !

[@MA-fm9tm]

No turkey

[@jadbaayoun1852]

@@MA-fm9tm and why is that

[@shadowly114]

​@@jadbaayoun1852shakshouka doesn't exist in turkey, It's menemen and It's entirely different dish.

[@jadbaayoun1852]

@@shadowly114 good to know

[@resnulliusacademia]

Şakşuka is different dish in Turkey. We have "menemen" for breakfast and it's different than your şakşuka also.

[@titicad8938]

Bro has no right making something that looks this tasty while I’m starving!!!

[@bilak2]

I am half algerian and my dad eats this all the time when we go on holiday 😂

[@user-hy2wq5ri1o]

I am also Algerian and we eat this pretty frequently especially in summer😂

[@bilak2]

@@user-hy2wq5ri1o yh I love couscous whenever we visit 😊

[@saliminal5971]

I’m half Algerian too and my dad made it the other night, it’s always so delicious!

[@Creepygirls_r_kool]

Same^^🇩🇿

[@Ouch.3]

America: gets 2 videos 2 whole parts of the world: gets clumped into a single video

[@franciscolima1762]

I'm surprised they even make it here.🤣

[@Chadius_Thundercock]

America is the most diverse country in the world, and it’s also a “whole part of the world” (whatever tf that means)

[@indefiniteabyss1257]

What the fuck is "whole of part of the world"?! everywhere is technically whole part of the world.

[@phinephrogs3812]

American got two vids because he poorly made the first vid and just re-did it

[@normalchannel2185]

@@Chadius_Thundercock wow, biased much. Also no way in hell is America the most diverse other countries take the cake on that

[@EYES33YOU00]

I may be a picky eater, but I wholeheartedly agree with your rating, it looks delicious, and it has the ingredients I like in it.

[@mikaelwojciechowski7281]

It looks so good, I have to try making it sometime

[@ezgiltnsk]

In Turkey we make a dish similar to this one called menemen. What we call shakshuka has eggplant instead of eggs. I never knew about this recipe but it looks delicious 😋

[@demoninbound2932]

Btw I’m going to turkey idk when but it’s gonna be soon maybe I will see you

[@aquamylz2427]

@@demoninbound2932 tf

[@nmg6248]

Oh that sounds delicious. I add soft tofu because I’m vegan but now I want to try with eggplant

[@bugrasen.]

@@demoninbound2932 which city will you come to

[@asmaniac2532]

İsn't Shakshuka a Turkish meal? İ am Turkish by the way

[@spillthetae7465]

i was looking so hard for this dish bc i forgot what its called and now i just found it through my yt shorts recommendations 😭😭

[@snoozyq9576]

It's not hard to find lol

[@amethysttyyy]

@@snoozyq9576 they forgot its name so how would they find it bruhhh?

[@moey-fi8tx]

I'm from Iraq and when I saw this I thought he really did all of the middle east in one short

[@lovely4424]

I'm from Iraq too!! 👋🏻 I was expecting him to do ثريد or somethin 🥲😂

[@Anonymous-ge5kd]

@@lovely4424 😂😂😂😂😂😂اي والله

[@Happy-joke-o9r]

✨✨✨✨✨Big love from Algeria 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿

[@ThePeacesweeetie101]

i follow you because you’re actually diverse and include the african diaspora

[@microbeast1554]

*What the what now? ._.*

[@bibsbeezASMR]

What seasoning goes well with this?

[@Mcswagger880]

As a child of a Moroccan father I eat this like three to four times a week & my dad makes it so good like I want the whole world to taste it for their own sake NOW I WANT AGAINNNN but he’s not homee so I will make it 💪🏽

[@asmasam]

But we don't have it for breakfast..or at least my family

[@lanae1146]

Did he make it with all the same ingredients or did he add other ingredients to it too?

[@asmasam]

@@lanae1146 I noticed he didn't add paprika which is quite essential , the rest are the same ingredients, and pepper is actually optional. The base recipe is : tomatoes onions garlic salt and black pepper cumin and paprika and coriander and eggs, and then you can modify it however you like 😆

[@itsthedarkcatsday]

I'm Algerian and I told my dad that you gave him a good rating and he said "Yeah, shakshouka is really good" 😂😂

[@itsthedarkcatsday]

@@channie7303 iih!!

[@thewinner7382]

Fascinating story

[@backtotheraw]

Your dad love s Moroccan food I guess

[@btgivememoney]

SAME mais i never klit chekchouka breakfast first thing in the morning 😭😭😭i know bimo b la7lib bruh

[@backtotheraw]

@@btgivememoney bimo ? Moroccan cookies are available in Algeria. Awesome

[@Seraj_YT]

Im middle eastern and i am glad that you enjoyed it😊

[@L1ttlebug]

Love this series, gonna be so hyped if he does any Scottish meals!

[@Oak_II]

As a middle eastern, I agree👍

[@seanspartan2023]

My family has always done this with leftover tomato sauce from the previous night's dinner. In Italian it's called uova in purgatorio

[@RemixedVoice]

YES

[@princehector5843]

Yeah you guys steal everything, just like Itriya 🤫😉

[@NikkiC777]

Eggs in purgatory. Very Italian and Catholic name they thought up in Italy for it. Lol.

[@elenimak7280]

We prepare a similar dish in Greece too with fresh tomatoes and scrambled eggs. We mix them all together and we also put pepper,salt fetta cheese,if you want oregano, generally you can add any herbs you want according to your taste. We usually eat it during spring or summer months but not as breakfast. It's a quick recipe which you can cook also for lunch or dinner. Very delicious and nutritious!!!! We call it "kagiana".

[@esme20257]

​@@elenimak7280Do you blend the tomatoes or use them chopped?

[@Intellechawwal]

I'm Pakistani. We have no dearth of breakfasts. But once I tried Shakshuka, it became my family's weekend breakfast staple. It's so easy to make and yet super delicious and satiating.

[@AudreysKitchen]

I love shakshouka. The flavors are awesome, it’s easy to make and to have the ingredients on hand for it, it’s light enough for breakfast but hearty enough for dinner, and I love how versatile it is too, being something you can really change up every time you make it.

[@healtheworld2059]

I'm Tunisian and I love this dish, it's absolutely fantastic ❤ Try complementing it with homemade harissa to add a kick (not canned harissa, ever) and adding the amazing local sausage too, i.e. merguez. The flavors will knick your socks off.

[@c4rlos_CR]

Why you just copying another comment for likes😂

[@alixx_legenddark_xx2819]

But I thought harissa is a dessert?

[@c4rlos_CR]

@@alixx_legenddark_xx2819 it is but he copied a comment that has a lot more likes

[@revenger8744]

​@@alixx_legenddark_xx2819 no harissa is not a dessert unless you mean kalb elouz which is an algerian dessert also known as harissa hlewa in annaba

[@yaseminfatousonmez2257]

It is popular in turkey. We even have a song about it lmao

[@greenleafgreyeye]

A song about it, sorry but I laughed 😹😹

[@AverageTerrariaEnjoyer1]

İs that (in turkhish) menemen?

[@numarangac]

@@AverageTerrariaEnjoyer1 Nah it's not. They are different. It's Şakşuka in Turkish.

[@AverageTerrariaEnjoyer1]

Ok

[@ruvaakk]

Şakşukaa şakşuka

[@darthmaul550]

You could try Indian cuisine next. of course Each Indian state has its different culture so i recommend you start with Northern India.

[@usermqlwkejrhr]

"Carefully crack some eggs🍳" drops the shell 🥚

[@a__youtube__user]

yes that is indeed the joke

[@Zirah58]

"This is Shakshuka" Bless you!

[@nouranen2909]

As an Arab (Tunisian) you warmed my heart

[@MossEYE-]

Why the 🤢?

[@lana_354]

​@AdamWest6187 What th do u want

[@The_count_of_Monte__Cristo]

Is Tunisia considered arab?? Is Arab an ethical thing or an geographical thing

[@ahmedOgforreal]

💪🏼🇹🇳👌🏼

[@ahmedOgforreal]

​@AdamWest6187gulp it in again

[@djtemptress36]

I’m Scottish love this ❤ North African food always 🫶🏻❤️

[@carterschlomann7819]

Sir you need to release a sheet with the recipes for all of these!

[@12crenshaw]

@Tommy don't lmao, lmao

[@yarakharam5343]

@@12crenshaw sir sir sir cringiest shit ever stop being a dossile lil bitch

[@Luca-gu7qu]

Yeah it's so easy yet healthy. A great choice, so easily spiced up too😊

[@adamhosny3232]

As a egyptian🇪🇬🕋 i LOVE SHASHUKA❤💖✨✨✨

[@dysmissme7343]

Mecca is in Saudi Arabia 🤔🤨

[@fuedog1]

It actually originated in Israel sometime around the Ottoman Empire and a lot of North Africans had moved to Israel for a better life. This left them with no money and they learned to make this dish from the locals which made it back to their homeland of North Africa and they did it with their own twists.

[@dayaninawarathna2216]

This is one of my favorite dishes;And please rate Sri Lankan foods too🇱🇰

[@zanetlou1689]

I am from Turkey, can you do menemen, it's close to shaksuka but it tastes amazing, highly respect your food content ♥️

[@areejmonther]

Isn't it exactly the same as Shakshoka but with a different name?

[@batuhanbykoglu8819]

​@@areejmontherno thehre diffrent

[@areejmonther]

@@batuhanbykoglu8819 really? I've tasted it in Ankara maybe it's because of the restaurant but it tasted the same to me

[@CHArAQUZA]

@@areejmonther as far as I know for menemen eggs are scrumbled and usually chopped tomatos are used, not a pasta or a sauce. Also there is Greek variant which called strapatzada. All 3 dishes are pretty close to each other (and I think have similar origins).

[@carrenoop]

@Fosayn there are a bunch of countries he hasn’t gotten to yet, not just Turkey.

[@felwinter9386]

I feel so good that he gave us a 10/10 shakshouka is also my fav breakfast

[@chickenconsumers]

I'm Saudi Arabian and people who say ShAcK ShOe Ka I feel bad for

[@tasse0599]

​@@chickenconsumers What's it called?

[@Ahmed76.]

@@tasse0599 more like shkshoka..

[@jeffreyjohnson7359]

That looks delicious! And vegetarian! Awesome!!

[@ariannao.cuevas2881]

I just made this two days ago and now I see your video!! It was delicious, I love this dish!

[@ABlindHilbily]

I found this recipe a year ago and as an American who is used to sweet breakfast foods, I absolutely love it.

[@revenger8744]

Since when is shakshouka sweet? it tastes more like tomatoes and onions mixed together not to mention it tastes horrible if you add sugar instead of salt

[@zackhamadache3443]

Finally something from my country (algeria) ❤️

[@mehdimouss7977]

Same brother 🇩🇿❤

[@zyaxfn323]

also egypt

[@miiilda_]

En vrai dans ma région on l’a mange pas comme ça, on met pas trop de tomates et on met plutôt des oignons ( bcp même ) . Du coup c’est bizarre de voir des algériens manger ce plat comme présenté sur la vidéo.

[@zackhamadache3443]

@@miiilda_ chaque region 3andha lkholayta te3ha lol

[@miiilda_]

@@zackhamadache3443 hmmm jvoiss !!

[@trexxen42i82]

2 years ago, I saw this recipe whilst looking for recipes to make in preparation of moving out of my parent's house and I can say this recipe is a staple in my house now. It always ends up on my weekly menu.