After spending a year of shlichut outside of Israel, I developed these recipes to celebrate all the food I missed. These breakfast alternatives have that freshness that defines Israeli food and include a lot of the ingredients you’d find if you ordered an Israeli breakfast in any café in Israel.
REVAMPED ISRAELI SALAD WITH CHALLAH CROUTONS
This revamped version of traditional Israeli salad, featuring homemade challah croutons, Jerusalem artichokes, Feta cheese, and lots of veggies, is so fresh and delicious.
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JOY of ISRAEL: The Best Shakshuka in Jerusalem
Where can you get the best shakshuka in Jerusalem? We asked our loyal readers to help us …
Forget falafel— shakshuka is THE Israeli dish that you must try! The name comes from the Hebrew word shakshek, meaning to shake, as it is a mixture of lots of different veggies and flavors, topped with a poached egg. It is usually served for breakfast, but it can be enjoyed any time of day. This version features spinach as the star of the dish, and is therefore rich in iron and calcium.
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