If I poach eggs in salsa, have I made shakshouka or huevos rancheros?

>>7456177
This is not the type of response I expected.

>>7456177
woah looks like you need to get some stuff off your chest my man.

>>7456180
>implying murrican whites have any culture whatsoever

>>7456177

>Intentionally omitting that the old Palestinian lady had a kitchen knife and was using it to stab people at random in the open streets adjacent to a small cafe where people are enjoying their shakshouka

>>7456170

What's the texture of poached eggs like? Have never had them before.

>>7456272
Me neither.

>>7456272
Like bags of sand

>>7456282
>>7456272
It's not too different from a soft boiled egg. Maybe a bit softer.

>>7456177

Stop trying to make this a bernie sanders thread

I want to say huevos rancheros. The spices are distinct between the two cultures. Traditional shakshuka calls for peppers like Jalapeno and Bell Pepper, and spices like cumin, paprika and cayenne. Huevos rancheos goes more in the direction of Morita chilies and adds a smokiness to it, and additional flavors like garlic and lime. The dishes themselves are similar but they do sport a different flavor profile.

>>7456316
Wait are people literally not voting for sanders?

>>7456334

Why... why you do this? MGMA.

>>7456334
Only the stupid ones.

you've probably made something

>>7456340
Oh okay

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>>7456177
Kek'd and check'd

>>7456272
Like milk and salty coins...