If we learned anything from our adventures in quiche, it’s that some of the most impressive brunch dishes are way easier than they look. Shakshuka is one of them—a Mediterranean classic that lands on the table like a mic drop, all bubbling sauce and perfectly set eggs, but comes together with surprisingly little effort.
This one-skillet shakshuka, with roots in the Middle East and North Africa, hits all the hallmarks of the original. Tangy tomatoes form the base of a smoky, spiced sauce, thick enough to cradle eggs as they gently cook. To take it a step further, we added Italian Herb Chicken Sausage, bringing a savory boost of flavor with hints of garlic, herbs, and a subtle Calabrian pepper kick.
It’s fast, flavorful, and just impressive enough to feel like more work than it is.
Chef’s tip: The tomato and sausage base can be made ahead and reheated, then finish by adding the eggs just before serving.