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https://www.gzrecipes.com/content/uploads/sites/2/2025/10/0A240AD4-B8AB-4A18-90B3-B1096B6B8B51-scaled-1.jpeg19202560Shakshuka is a dish of Tunisian origin, which has become very popular in Jerusalem and throughout Israel, and is eaten mainly for breakfast or lunch. Don't wrinkle your nose, you know that in many parts of the world savory dishes are commonly eaten for breakfast. In the original version a couple of […] should be added.