Chakchouka De Matin (Breakfast Sauce)
2 Servings
1 cn (12 oz) tomato paste
4 cloves garlic,sliced
2/3 c ,water
2 c harissa (see recipe)
1 T coriander,Ground
1 T caraway,Ground
1 t ,salt, or to taste
1 T paprika
1/3 c oil
This vivid sauce can be used as a flavoring, especially w/breakfast
eggs. The sauce is prepared for an entire week, but this amount could
be used up sooner depending upon the number of diners. It should be
refrigerated.
1. Put tomato paste, garlic, & water in a skillet & simmer, covered,
over low heat for 1/2 hr. Add 1/2 cup more water if liquid evaporates
too quickly. 2. Add harissa, coriander, caraway, salt, paprika, &
oil. Simmer, covered, over very low heat for 1/2 hr more. Cool &
refrigerate until ready to use. Makes 2 cups. To use sauce
w/breakfast eggs: Measure out 1/2 cup sauce & add to 1/4 cup water;
simmer over low heat for 3 mins. Break 6 eggs carefully into the
sauce, cover the skillet for 2 mins, then uncovered & fry until the
eggs are as firm as wanted. Serve warm w/plenty of bread to sop up
the sauce.
2 Servings
1 cn (12 oz) tomato paste
4 cloves garlic,sliced
2/3 c ,water
2 c harissa (see recipe)
1 T coriander,Ground
1 T caraway,Ground
1 t ,salt, or to taste
1 T paprika
1/3 c oil
This vivid sauce can be used as a flavoring, especially w/breakfast
eggs. The sauce is prepared for an entire week, but this amount could
be used up sooner depending upon the number of diners. It should be
refrigerated.
1. Put tomato paste, garlic, & water in a skillet & simmer, covered,
over low heat for 1/2 hr. Add 1/2 cup more water if liquid evaporates
too quickly. 2. Add harissa, coriander, caraway, salt, paprika, &
oil. Simmer, covered, over very low heat for 1/2 hr more. Cool &
refrigerate until ready to use. Makes 2 cups. To use sauce
w/breakfast eggs: Measure out 1/2 cup sauce & add to 1/4 cup water;
simmer over low heat for 3 mins. Break 6 eggs carefully into the
sauce, cover the skillet for 2 mins, then uncovered & fry until the
eggs are as firm as wanted. Serve warm w/plenty of bread to sop up
the sauce.
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