It's shakhshoukha with a "kh" sound :) (so we differentiate it from the more well known Shakshuka), it comes from the word "chakhchakh" which in Algerian refers to soaking solid food items into liquid ones, like you do with the flatbread in the sauce :) Thank you for making this, it's so heartwarming to see an all time favourite dish in one of my favourite food channels !!
Hard time finding lamb shoulder in California? Lamb is used a lot in Mexican food, any carnicería should have lamb especially in Southern California, ask a random Mexican they will probably know. If push come to shove get it from Baja California, like Mexicali or Tijuana.
Why? If push comes to shove just use beef instead of lamb USA products are better in the usa. It is crazy to me that people find it acceptable to import (the SAME) food from out of the country, the US has SOOO many resources to feed Americans without seeking outside products. Thankfully trump is about to add tariffs on products from other countries. They need to NOT take buisness away from Americans and sell their products elsewhere.
@@Parizchill LOL, I mean it shouldn’t bother anyone. There are words foreigners pronounce that are “English” that aren’t correct. I much prefer you’d try than to run away from it, otherwise how else would we learn. Also, I don’t speak Arabic so the pronunciation will be off. It’s like pronuncing croissant with a French accent, it just sounds weird doing that when speaking English to English speakers, idk that’s just me though lol.
@@lifewithmarqi understand but some countries find it disrespectful don’t ask me. I one time said a Indian name wrong and was yelled at for it. Some ppl don’t think like us to be polite and understanding so i avoid certain things to keep the peace lol
Sorry but I think you could have tried harder to pronounce the name of the country and get the right animal protein - otherwise, what was the point? You may get the engagement but only for so long.
@@rg8162 Tried harder? whose to say I didn’t try hard at all? If mispronouncing the name of a country really bothers you then we might have bigger issues. Also, in English ‘ge’ is pronounced the same way you would pronounce ‘gear’ i don’t speak Arabic so I’m pronouncing it the way it sounds to me. Who gets upset bc someone doesn’t pronounce something right? Maybe try offering a kind correction to educate. I also explained how hard it is to find lamb in my area. How much harder would you have liked for me to try? Let’s try finding ways to appreciate someone’s effort rather than finding reasons to complain.
@@lifewithmarq1000%. It’s gold coming from someone who literally doesn’t have any content on their channel. There is clearly a LOT of effort in this video. @rg8162 You have no content and want to talk about the effort? Do you know how much effort goes into creating content? Just the record process itself is tedious. Then editing. The research. Physically going to get the protects. A trial round. Maybe a few failed attempts. It’s easy to criticize when you have no understanding or experience in something. Try creating content then comment on someone’s lack of effort.
@@turquoiseturtle7664 yeah, it’s harder to find in my area. Usually the only kind I find is a lamb chop which is concerning bc I’m curious to know what they’re doing with the rest of the animal.
@@lifewithmarq maybe selling it to another country or farmers keeping it for themselves? I’m from England so have had plenty of roast lamb🐑 Sunday roast dinners.
They do have lamb but it's very hard to find in some areas. It depends on the region and the cut. The easiest to find is lamb chops, but even that isn't available everywhere.
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It's shakhshoukha with a "kh" sound :) (so we differentiate it from the more well known Shakshuka), it comes from the word "chakhchakh" which in Algerian refers to soaking solid food items into liquid ones, like you do with the flatbread in the sauce :) Thank you for making this, it's so heartwarming to see an all time favourite dish in one of my favourite food channels !!
If I may add, the bread could be thinner (as thin as possible but just enough for it not to be crispy) but it's amazing that you made it yourself!
Thanks for the correction i couldn’t find what this was
At any Halal market/ store. You can also get lamb at Walmart/ Sam's Club/ Costco.
Lamb shoulder?
@kusco6789
Shoulder at the Halal stores lamb chops and leg of lamb at Sam's and Costco Walmart has shanks and chops
Man your voice is mellow
Deep,Warm and releave
have tried this dish's relative but never seen the Algerian one! thanks for sharing, the vibe and voice are immaculate as always ❤
bro this is chackchoucka(im algreain)
but still you did a really good job my guy :D
This looks so good! I think it would be delicious with an Arabic chopped salad on the side.
تحياتي أحبابي 🇩🇿 ♥️
@@ші_Һдгд 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿
Wawooo super and tasty recipe my dear friend 🍂💐🌻🌷🌸🌹🥀🌾🍁🎋🌺🌼
Yummy 😋😋😋 iiii
Hard time finding lamb shoulder in California? Lamb is used a lot in Mexican food, any carnicería should have lamb especially in Southern California, ask a random Mexican they will probably know. If push come to shove get it from Baja California, like Mexicali or Tijuana.
Why? If push comes to shove just use beef instead of lamb USA products are better in the usa. It is crazy to me that people find it acceptable to import (the SAME) food from out of the country, the US has SOOO many resources to feed Americans without seeking outside products. Thankfully trump is about to add tariffs on products from other countries. They need to NOT take buisness away from Americans and sell their products elsewhere.
You should try some Yemeni food 💓👌🏻👌🏻
It’s pronounced, “Al jeer e un”, by the way!
It’s funny when Americans pronounce foreign words 😂 i try to stay away from it and just give it a abbreviation
@@turquoiseturtle7664 thanks for the correction.
@@Parizchill LOL, I mean it shouldn’t bother anyone. There are words foreigners pronounce that are “English” that aren’t correct. I much prefer you’d try than to run away from it, otherwise how else would we learn. Also, I don’t speak Arabic so the pronunciation will be off. It’s like pronuncing croissant with a French accent, it just sounds weird doing that when speaking English to English speakers, idk that’s just me though lol.
@@lifewithmarqi understand but some countries find it disrespectful don’t ask me. I one time said a Indian name wrong and was yelled at for it. Some ppl don’t think like us to be polite and understanding so i avoid certain things to keep the peace lol
@@Parizchillif you live your life trying to please everyone, you’ll have no life at all.
❤👏🏽🥰
Having a hard time finding the lamb in Hampton Virginia too.
Try finding halal stores, indopak stores, or even costco
yum
@@Mavis20245 definitely worth trying 🙌
World famous grill in Bell bro
Chakchouka is tunisian!
But in our country tunisia is a different thing
Different from shakshuka.
@@turquoiseturtle7664 yes, it is :)
I was confused at first
Sorry but I think you could have tried harder to pronounce the name of the country and get the right animal protein - otherwise, what was the point? You may get the engagement but only for so long.
@@rg8162 Tried harder? whose to say I didn’t try hard at all? If mispronouncing the name of a country really bothers you then we might have bigger issues. Also, in English ‘ge’ is pronounced the same way you would pronounce ‘gear’ i don’t speak Arabic so I’m pronouncing it the way it sounds to me. Who gets upset bc someone doesn’t pronounce something right? Maybe try offering a kind correction to educate. I also explained how hard it is to find lamb in my area. How much harder would you have liked for me to try? Let’s try finding ways to appreciate someone’s effort rather than finding reasons to complain.
@@lifewithmarq boy bye. Go back to your engagement-farming. Too-da-loo! 👋🏽✌🏽😘
@@lifewithmarq1000%. It’s gold coming from someone who literally doesn’t have any content on their channel. There is clearly a LOT of effort in this video. @rg8162 You have no content and want to talk about the effort? Do you know how much effort goes into creating content? Just the record process itself is tedious. Then editing. The research. Physically going to get the protects. A trial round. Maybe a few failed attempts. It’s easy to criticize when you have no understanding or experience in something. Try creating content then comment on someone’s lack of effort.
@@lifewithmarq Don't pay any attention to these types of people, nothing will ever satisfy them in life. As you say, they have bigger issues going on.
I’ve heard that they don’t have lamb meat in USA 🇺🇸 & that they eat beef instead. Truth may be not much lamb🐑, hardly any lamb farming, I suppose.
@@turquoiseturtle7664 yeah, it’s harder to find in my area. Usually the only kind I find is a lamb chop which is concerning bc I’m curious to know what they’re doing with the rest of the animal.
@@lifewithmarq maybe selling it to another country or farmers keeping it for themselves? I’m from England so have had plenty of roast lamb🐑 Sunday roast dinners.
They do have lamb but it's very hard to find in some areas. It depends on the region and the cut. The easiest to find is lamb chops, but even that isn't available everywhere.
He looka like tupac😂😂