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Eggs cooked in a sauce of canned tomatoes and onion — a simplified take on the North African egg dish.
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Shakshuka is a dish of eggs cooked in spiced tomato sauce, eaten for breakfast in North Africa and the Middle East. This creative version skips the peppers and is made with just canned tomatoes, onion, and eggs, simplified in the spirit of Japanese 'nest eggs.' It's eaten by dipping bread. Ingredients are kept to a minimum so it can be made with things you're likely to have at home.
Thinly slice the onion, heat olive oil in a frying pan, and sauté.
Add the cumin and paprika until fragrant.
Add the canned tomatoes and salt and reduce 10 minutes into a sauce.
Make 3 wells in the sauce and crack in the eggs.
Cover and cook on low for 4–5 minutes until the eggs are soft-set, and sprinkle with pepper.