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Thin flatbread torn into pieces and soaked with a red sauce of lamb and vegetables — a celebration dish of eastern Algeria.
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Chakhchoukha is a traditional dish of Biskra and the Constantine region in eastern Algeria: thin rougag flatbread is torn into small pieces and soaked with a red sauce of lamb, chickpeas, tomato, and chili. It's a hearty dish served on big platters at weddings and celebrations.
Heat olive oil in a pot and sauté the lamb, onion, and garlic.
Add the tomato paste, paprika, chili, cinnamon, and salt and stir-fry together.
Add 1L water and stew 1 hour, then add the chickpeas and simmer 15 minutes.
Lightly toast the tortillas in a frying pan and tear into small pieces.
Pour broth over the torn bread and mix by hand so it soaks in.
Mound on a platter, top with the meat and chickpeas, and pour over the sauce.