These Indian baked eggs are basically my version of Sakshuka! I like baking this off after its been on the stove because I like the way the eggs set in the oven since I don’t like them super runny. The sauce reminds me of a tomato based curry and tastes especially good soaked up by a soft and flaky naan or paratha! YUM!!
If you don’t want to go through the trouble of baking this or don’t have a pan that you are sure is oven safe, just place a lid on your skillet and wait until the eggs are set to your liking!
Enjoy & as always HAPPY EATING ?





I’ve been looking for a good shakshuka recipe- can’t wait to try this! I also wanted to say that I am so glad your blog doesn’t go on and on before you finally get to the recipe- great pictures of the food, too!
Hina,
Thanks so much for the kind words! Im like you, I just want to get to the food LOL, hence not too much writing 🙂 Sometimes though, I feel like I need to explain things about the recipe or give some tips/tricks so I tend to go on a bit. Anyway, glad you are enjoying the blog and hope you get a chance to try the recipes !!
Do you use the ginger paste and garlic paste or chopped fresh?
Hey I always use fresh ginger and garlic in my recipes. I use a chopper to get it minced really fine! Or you can always use a grater and do it by hand 🙂
Can I make my eggs on stove and then bake it? I don’t like runny eggs at all
Hey Needhi! Just crack the eggs right in the gravy and put a lid over it on low heat. Cook it until the eggs are completely set and not runny at all. Hope this helps!
I made this dish and it was so yummy and easy to prepare.
Love love your blog!
Thank You Divya!! So happy you enjoyed this recipe 🙂