Old Katamon
It just looked different, which I liked at first. One must always appreciate the art of the dish, that food isn't a cut and paste fastfood-like operation. This shakshuka was served with a healthy amount of fresh bread but - BAM - the egg was just hovering on the top of the pan making it the dominate color scheme and attention graber. Personally, I am not an order by color kind of person nor do I complain about color diversity or lack thereof on my plate.
Old Katamon |
As you can see for yourself, the dish is very egg strong. The tomato consistency was fine, nothing too exciting but avoided soupy or watery levels that really can ruin a dish. Garlic was not featured in this dish which is a subtle addition I find pleasing. Overall not an awesome serving but not the worst.
Labels: Jerusalem, Old Katamon
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