What's for supper - Second Course

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Haha my MIL fukked up the beef roast for this evening

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My family only knows the "no red" rule. :(
 
Recipe please

Here you go. Copied from Recipe thread.

Recipe for this was requested in the Supper thread. So might as well share it here.

Spicy Mince Shakshuka: Serves 4.


Ingredients:

- 500g beef mince
- 250g sliced mushrooms
- 1 onion finely chopped
- chopped garlic cloves (to taste)
- 1 x can tomato puree
- 1 x can diced tomatoes
- 4 or 5 eggs
- Spices. I used Cumin, Coriander, Paprika, chilli flakes and some Origanum herbs.
Method:

Pre-heat oven to about 180C
Fry onion, mushrooms and mince in a large oven proof pan until nice and golden brown.
Add garlic and spices and fry just long enough to release the fragrances and garlic starts to soften. Do not want to burn the spices and garlic and turn dish bitter.
Add cans of puree and diced tomatoes and stir through.
Let the whole thing simmer and thicken up a bit.
Taste and add salt and pepper to your liking.
Create a hole with the back of large spoon in the mixture and crack egg into that before it closes onto itself. Repeat and spread them out over the pan with remaining eggs.
Pop the whole pan into oven and bake until eggs are desired consistency. My egg yolks were still nice and runny (about 10min) but you can cook it longer if you want more well done eggs.

Serve with rice/pasta/mash or in my case shredded cabbage. Avo on top was just something added extra because they were starting to go bad.

Notes:
This can be made with any meat of your choice. I've made it with chicken, boerewors, pork strips or even no meat.
Don't use too fatty mince or drain some of the fat if you use fattier mince. Makes quite an oil slick on top of the dish as it bakes in oven.

Tags:
#Dinner #Shakshuka #Mince #saucy #eggs #lowcarbish #spicy
 
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