Shakshuka with Selma Finish
Eggs poached in spicy tomato sauce, finished with a generous pour of oil. The oil is what makes it silky instead of just saucy. Serves two, but you might want...
Eggs poached in spicy tomato sauce, finished with a generous pour of oil. The oil is what makes it silky instead of just saucy. Serves two, but you might want...
Avocado toast with a kick. The harissa cuts through the richness, the oil brings it all together. This is for when regular avocado toast feels too safe.
Creamy yogurt, crunchy almonds, honey, and oil. The oil rounds it out making it feel complete instead of just sweet. Toast the almonds; it's worth the extra minute!
Wilted greens, jammy eggs, oil drizzled over everything. Breakfast that feels like it matters. The oil soaks into the greens and makes the eggs taste richer.
Mashed carrots with harissa, cumin, and a generous pour of oil. Tunisian comfort food that works warm or cold. It's basically the carrot version of hummus, and just as addictive.
Olives warmed with garlic, herbs, and citrus. This is what you serve when you want people to think you tried harder than you did. The whole kitchen smells incredible while...
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Most olive oil is background noise. Selma isn’t. One drizzle and your “pretty good” dishes start getting real compliments.