And I like Chris Stapleton.
Wtf
Do you also have a collection of fun socks?
my nuts in your mouth and dust in your face!
!https://youtu.be/KyCTZ8c-trc?si=wdsXRfvYU6HXS3aZ@SwilloLoubeaux
This just came out the other day stop it
This strange little hipster fellow is involved in every facet of my music taste
Who are you umbrella man
With eggs.
How do you like your eggs
@sizz say something.. now that's a christina song with some streams
God I love that song
How do you like your eggs
Poached, Turkish, hard-boiled, soft-boiled, shakshuka; with pesto verde.
Poached, Turkish, hard-boiled, soft-boiled, shakshuka; with pesto verde.
Poached
Poached, Turkish, hard-boiled, soft-boiled, shakshuka; with pesto verde.
What's a shakshuka egg
What's a shakshuka egg
It's just that: shakshuka.
You may prepare the regular or verde variation.
It's just that: shakshuka.
You may prepare the regular or verde variation.
prepare my sack
What's a shakshuka egg
AI Overview
Shakshuka is believed to have originated in Tunisia, although it is also a popular dish in other parts of North Africa and the Middle East. The dish is known for its poached eggs in a spiced tomato sauce.
Here's a bit more detail:
Tunisian Roots: The name "shakshuka" is derived from the Tunisian word for "shaken" or "a mixture," and the dish is considered a staple in Tunisian cuisine.
North African and Middle Eastern Popularity: Shakshuka is also enjoyed in countries like Libya, Algeria, and Morocco.
It's just that: shakshuka.
You may prepare the regular or verde variation.
What is that
That's not a descriptor
What's a shakshuka egg
Red shakshuka > green shakshuka