New! ‘Keto Made Easy’ Meal Plan Program + Shakshuka with mushrooms

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2 people

large frying pan

Preparation: 10 minutes – Cooking time: 10 minutes – Keeps until 2 days in the fridge

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Ingredients

1 box (250 g) mushrooms: oyster mushrooms, shiitake, Portobello, white button…
3 large stalks of Swiss chard
6 eggs (vegan options: see tips)
3 tablespoons ghee (= clarified butter, or grass-fed butter – vegan: see tips)
Black pepper and sea salt
Parsley + hemp or sesame seeds
Optional: pesto

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As a special thank you for your support, I’m sharing one of the most-requested recipes from the new eBook: Shakshuka with mushrooms!

Perfect as a cosy Fall breakfast, brunch of lunch recipe with seasonal mushrooms and greens.

Shakshuka, Arabic for ‘mixture’, is a delicious one-pan meal from the Middle East. Traditionally it consists of poached eggs in a sauce of tomatoes, chili peppers, onion and fragrant spices. This version with wild mushrooms and Swiss chard is a tasty and lighter alternative for anyone who has trouble digesting nightshades such as tomato.

You can also experiment with other leafy veggies such as kale, spinach, radish greens, beetroot greens… For a vegan version, replace the eggs with tempeh ‘bacon’ or smoked tofu.

Shakshuka with mushrooms (Vegetarian Keto, Low Carb Breakfast)

DIRECTIONS:

Cut or tear the mushrooms in smaller pieces and cook until golden brown in butter or olive oil.
Cut the chard in ribbons. Add to the pan and season with pepper and salt.
Use the back of a spoon to make a well near the perimeter and crack the egg directly into it. Repeat with the remaining eggs. Leave the eggs to bake for 3 to 4 minutes until the egg whites are cooked but the yolks are still runny. Sprinkle a little salt and pepper on the eggs right before serving.
You could also poach the eggs by covering the pan with a lid as soon as you’ve added the eggs.
Garnish with parsley and hemp or sesame seeds. Serve with a few spoonfuls of pesto, if desired.

JULIE’S TIPS & TRICKS

For a traditional shakshuka: serve with a sauce of pure tomato passata (sugar free), extra virgin olive oil, cumin, (smoked) paprika and cayenne.
Are you super hungry? You could top the shakshuka with a few spoonfuls of pesto, ½ avocado and/or a generous sprinkle of hemp seeds.
For a vegan keto version, replace the ghee with extra virgin coconut or olive oil, and the eggs with organic tempeh or tofu. I love this tempeh ‘bacon’ recipe but tofu would work wonderfully well too. One of my favorite brands is Taifun; I especially like their salty smoked tofu with sesame seeds and crunchy bits of almond.

I'd love to hear how keto has helped you, so don’t forget to leave a comment on the blog :)