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Garlicky, cumin-spiked chickpea soup poured over torn bread and topped with egg and tuna — a Tunis morning classic.
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Lablabi is a chickpea soup loved by ordinary Tunisians, especially popular for breakfast in the cold months. Stale bread is torn into a bowl, hot soup is poured over, and it's topped with cumin, harissa, olive oil, tuna, a soft-boiled egg, capers, and more, then stirred together as you eat. At lablabi shops, customers tear their own bread.
Simmer the chickpeas with 800ml water and crushed garlic in a pot for 15 minutes.
Season with half the cumin and salt.
Mix the chili powder and paprika into olive oil to make a chili oil.
Soft-boil the eggs (6 minutes) and peel.
Put torn baguette in bowls and pour over the hot soup and chickpeas.
Top with the soft-boiled egg, tuna, and capers and drizzle with the remaining cumin, chili oil, and lemon juice.