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Public announcement: GIVEAWAY belowโฆbe sure to check it outโฆitโs a fun one!
If we could have Sunday brunch together, this is what I would be serving.
This dish is winter meets spring, with eggs slow cooked in tomatoes, artichokes, and cheese! Then topped with fresh greens and served alongside crusty bread. Honestly, nothing better.
Sometimes I feel like we all just need a little reminder about the beauty of simplicityโฆaka simple ingredients and a simple cooking method. Molly Gilbertโs new cookbook One Pan & DONE has reminded me of that. When her cookbook arrived on my doorstep the other day, I did a little jump for joy. I mean, the title alone had me very excited, healthy ONE pan & DONE. Yes, yes, yes! Sounds like my kind of cooking! Just like the title suggests, all of the recipes in Mollyโs book require just one pan. It could be a skillet, sheet pan, muffin pan, cake pan, or even a dutch oven, but all of the recipes require only one pan. Meaning easy cooking and very minimal clean up. Yup, Iโm sold.
Shakshuka is my go-to, fast and easy mealโฆbreakfast, brunch, lunch, or dinner, this dish will always please. When I saw the recipe for artichoke Shakshuka, I knew I had to make it. If I could, Iโd add some form of eggs to just aboutย every savory meal. Fried, hard-boiled, soft-boiled, poached, over-easy, I love them all. Shakshuka is a traditional Middle Eastern dish consisting of eggs baked in a spicy red pepper and tomato sauce. Mollyโs version uses artichokes, which I absolutely love, and it makes this easy one pan meal perfect for entertaining, especially as we enter into spring! As I mentioned this is a great breakfast and brunch recipe, but it serves equally well as a quick cooking family style dinnerโฆor in my case solo dinner with leftovers for breakfastโฆcool, cool.
SO. Well I am so very excited to be sharing this recipe with you all today, I am also thrilled to be giving away a copy of One Pan and DONEย and a Staub pot (which are my favorite kitchen item)!! Yes, yes, yes! One of you guys will be sent your very own copy and a pot for cooking all the recipes. ๐
GIVEAWAY has ENDED. To Enter: leave a comment at the bottom of this blog post telling me your very favorite one pan dinner from your line-up of everyday recipes. Iโm dying for new ideas, so I canโt wait to hear what you guys are cooking up using just ONE pan. The giveaway will end exactly one week from today on Saturday March 18th, giving you plenty of time to enter!
In the meantime, I really hope youโre all able to try out this deliciousย Shakshuka recipe. Itโs the perfect weekend brunchโฆand itโs totally Instagram worthy as well!
Artichoke Shakshuka
Ingredients
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 small yellow onion, thinly sliced
- 1 red bell pepper, thinly sliced
- 1 (24 ounce) jar marinara sauce
- 1 (12 ounce) jar artichoke hearts, drained and quartered
- 6 to 8 large eggs
- Kosher salt and black pepper
- 1 cup crumbled feta or goat cheese
- 2 tablespoons chopped flat-leaf parsley
Instructions
- 1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. with rack in center. 2. Heat olive oil in a 10 inch cast-iron skillet over medium-high heat. When oil is shimmering, add onion and bell pepper and sautรฉ until beginning to soften, about 5 minutes. Remove pan from heat and add marinara sauce and artichoke hearts. Crack eggs into sauce and sprinkle with generous pinches of salt and pepper. Sprinkle crumbled feta or goat cheese over pan. 3. Transfer pan to oven and bake until egg whites are set but yolks are still slightly runny, 15 to 20 minutes. Scatter parsley over top before serving warm from skillet, family-style.
Nutrition
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ps. serving up a side of homemade naan is highly recommended.
I literally make this recipe 2x a month– perfect meatless dish for Fridays!
Thanks so much, Abigail! Love to hear this recipe is always enjoyed and I appreciate you making it so often!
Since I canโt use a cast iron pan on a glass stove, can I make this recipe in a regular oven safe skillet? Do I need to adjust the cooking time at all?
Hey Tina,
Totally, that will work well for you, you should not need to adjust anything. I hope this recipe turns out amazing for you, please let me know if you give it a try! xTieghan
maybe a dumb question, but if I want to just make half of this, would it be okay if i just halved the ingredients?
Hi lauren! Yes, that should work great! Please let me know if you have any other questions! xTieghan
Hi! Iโll be making this recipe for brunch over the holidays for sure – just checking, if I wanted to add some sausage to the recipe, should I precook that with with onions so would it already bake when I put it in the oven with the eggs?
Thank you!
HI! Yes, precook the sausage with the onions. That should work perfectly! Please let me know if you have any other questions. I hope you love this recipe! Thank you and I hope you had Merry Christmas! Sorry my response what a bit late! xTieghan
Perfect, just perfect. (and so so easy!)
Thank you Johanna!
I have a question! I have made this recipe before and I LOVE it! I’m test driving it tonight in mini-version for myself one more time before cooking it for a brunch party tomorrow. The only thing that is not turning out quite right is the egg yolks. In your photo, they sit right on top and look nice and bright and yellow. The two times I’ve made it the yolks end up sinking slightly under the whites to they’re covered after cooking and you don’t get the same visual effect. Any ideas for how to fix that? ๐ Thank you!
HI! So sadly this just takes some effort to keep the yolks up right. I keep checking the dish while cooking and moving the eggs around to keep them above the surface. Sometimes I just luck out and the eggs stay above the surface, other times they sink. I don’t really have trick that works every time. So sorry I could not help more. Please let me know if you have other questions. Hope you love this recipe! Thanks! ๐
hello,I want that salt lamp!!! So cool! I also need new slippers BAD. This is such a great list โ gift guides are the best because there are always ideas I would have never thought of!
So glad you like this! Thank you!
Hi Tieghan! I recently got a cast-iron skillet and searched your site for recipe inspiration. I made this for dinner the other night and it was perfect — simple, healthy, filling, and fresh, which was everything I was looking for in a meal. Thank you for sharing! I’ll definitely be back to try some of your other dishes ๐
Hi! I am so glad you enjoyed this recipe! I hope you love some others as well! Thanks Kelsey!
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My favorite one pan dish goes in my cast iron skillet. It’s orzo with onions and tomatoes, and whatever veggies I have, diced small with tilapia or other whitefish fillets on the top. A little olive oil and seasoning on the fish and into the oven it goes. I originally got the recipe from a magazine and adapted it for my family’s taste.
I love your blog and have made several of your recipes. My family loves them and they are well written and easy to follow.
Wow! That sounds so yummy!
Thank you so much Elizabeth! (:
I love doing a breakfast frittata in one big cast iron skillet. Fry some chopped up bacon fornjust a few minutes till it’s starting to cook through, then toss in some chopped up onions and mushrooms. Once everything is simmering nicely, toss in some scrambled eggs with LOTS of cheese. Mix everything together, then pop the pan in the oven until the eggs fluff up, about 20-30 minutes depending on the pan. Yum!
YES!! So so good!
Sounds amazing right now.
I’m so glad to finally have a name to put to one of my favorite kinds of dishes! My husband and I saw someone prepare it on a tv show, and we’ve been cooking up a very similar dish for years now – but I didn’t know what to call it. I love the possible variations, and will be trying artichokes in the very near future. Thanks!
Ooo! Thats so funny! Love that you have been making something similar!
Thanks so much Terra!
My favorite one pan meal is sriracha and brown sugar chicken thighs over onions and small potatoes. Chicken thighs can be bone in or out, with skin or without. Salt and pepper the chicken and sear it in your cast iron or any other oven proof skillet. I do it over butter, but vegetable oil or ghee work as well. Remove the chicken from the pan and add a bit more butter. Saute the sliced onion and quartered potatoes for about 5-7 minutes. The sauce is 1/3 cup sriracha with 1/3 cup brown sugar mixed until incorporated. Spread the onion and potato evenly over the bottom of the skillet and place the thighs back in on top. Spread the sauce over the thighs. Put the skillet in the oven at 400 degrees for 30 minutes. It’s so delicious!!
It sounds super delicious Ashley! Thank you so much!
My favorite one pot is Pork Tenderloin cooked in Cranberry Sauce, Orange Juice w/powdered cloves… done in the Slow Cooker! Delicious! We always make double sauce because it’s great on everything!!!
Sounds delicious! Thanks so much for sharing this Mary!!
the best one pan meals are soup in my opinion! my go-to is a simple chicken and veggie soup with orzo pasta tossed in!
Soups are always a great choice! Thank you Laura!