Shakshuka

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Inspired by Yotam OttolenghiMy Thermomix reimagining of their shakshuka

A Chef Aly Thermomix reinterpretation of Ottolenghi-style shakshuka: spiced, saucy, with metric ingredients and exact TM6 and TM7 times, temperatures and speeds for Australian home cooks.

TM6 / TM7⏱️ Prep 10 min🍳 Cook 20 min🍽️ Serves 4📊 Breakfast
Shakshuka made in a Thermomix

Ottolenghi's shakshuka is the dish that made spiced tomato eggs a global obsession. This Chef Aly Thermomix version keeps the bold, warm spices while making the method simple, metric and practical for TM6 and TM7 home cooks.

Ingredients

Thermomix method

  1. Place onion, garlic and capsicum in the mixing bowl. Chop 5 sec / speed 5. Scrape down.
  2. Add olive oil, cumin, coriander, smoked paprika and chilli flakes. Cook 5 min / 120°C / speed 2 to soften and bloom the spices.
  3. Add canned tomatoes, sugar and salt. Cook 10 min / 100°C / speed 2, with the simmering basket on the lid.
  4. Transfer the sauce to a wide ovenproof dish or divide among 4 small skillets. Make 4 wells in the sauce with the back of a spoon.
  5. Crack an egg into each well. Bake in a preheated oven at 180°C for 8–10 min until the whites are set but the yolks are still runny.
  6. Scatter with fresh parsley and serve immediately with crusty bread.

Aly's tips

  • The sauce can be made entirely in the Thermomix, but the eggs need an oven — the sauce-to-oven method gives the best result.
  • For a richer sauce, add 50 g crumbled feta before baking.
  • Don't overcook the eggs — the runny yolk mixing into the sauce is the whole point.

Questions

Can I make Shakshuka in a Thermomix TM6 or TM7?

Yes. The sauce is built in the Thermomix with exact times and temperatures, then transferred to an oven dish for the eggs. Both models work identically.

Can I make the sauce ahead?

Yes. The sauce keeps refrigerated for 3 days or frozen for 2 months. Reheat, make wells, add eggs and bake.

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An independent Thermomix reinterpretation inspired by Yotam Ottolenghi's shakshuka. Not affiliated with, authorised by or endorsed by Yotam Ottolenghi or any publisher; the method here is Chef Aly's own. Speeds, times and temperatures are a guide — always check your own Thermomix model's manual and use your judgement, especially around hot liquids and food safety. This is independent content and is not official Thermomix content.
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