Easy shakshuka: eggs baked in spiced tomato and pepper sauce
A naturally gluten-free, one-pan shakshuka with peppers, cumin and smoked paprika. Vegetarian and dairy-free, good for brunch or a quick supper in 40 minutes.
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A naturally gluten-free, one-pan shakshuka with peppers, cumin and smoked paprika. Vegetarian and dairy-free, good for brunch or a quick supper in 40 minutes.
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