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An egg dish to die for
This is shakshuka, a dish of spicy tomato sauce with eggs cooked in it. The white part is the eggs; the green dabs are pureed chilies. Wow! I had it for breakfast this morning at Sofra Bakery and Cafe in Cambridge.
As it happens, I was editing a story yesterday from a writer who had eaten shakshuka in Israel. So I was delighted to dine on it today. Sofra presents it in a shallow copper dish with a tender, salt-topped roll.
Here's what my dining companion ate.
It's a small ham, egg, and cheese sandwich on that same delightful roll. Except she had them hold the ham and hold the cheese. Still, what was left -- fried eggs on that exceptional roll -- was pretty terrific.
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I often cook eggs in tomato sauce that I'm making for pasta--yum.