Shakshuka

This popular dish, Shakshuka most likely originated in North Africa, specifically Tunisia , and was brought to Israel by migrating Jews. It has become exceedingly popular in Israel, where it can be found on menus in restaurants and at street food vendors throughout the country. Come join our Harmons dietitian Marisa Gutierrez MS, RDN, CD in preparing this delicious dish that is universal for a breakfast, lunch or dinner savory meal.

Menu:
Shakshuka
Pesto
Whole Wheat Naan
Fresh Fruit

Seats are priced per person.

Please list any dietary restrictions in the comment section.

To receive a refund or credit, cancellations must be submitted no less than 48 hours before the class begins. Please contact the school at 18cookingschool@harmonsgrocery.com or freykanunezdelprado@harmonsgrocery.com with any questions.