Stir It Up: Real Food, Real Easy, In Video Lessons
Welcome to Stir It Up — a growing collection of cooking videos created especially for health educators and the audiences they serve. Each episode features delicious, healthful recipes that are budget-minded, practical, and enjoyable, from quick snacks and fresh salads to comforting soups, satisfying entrées, simple desserts, and refreshing beverages. Beyond the recipes themselves, we're focused on building real-world cooking skills — the kind that help people gain confidence in the kitchen, cook more often at home, and make nourishing choices that last a lifetime. Have a request? Let us know!
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Shakshuka
Learn how to make shakshuka, a vibrant, flavor-packed dish of gently poached eggs nestled in a rich tomato and pepper sauce seasoned with garlic, cumin, and paprika. In this step-by-step video, we’ll show you how to build layers of flavor, achieve perfectly set egg whites with silky yolks, and finish the dish with fresh herbs and optional feta for a beautiful presentation.
Shakshuka is naturally packed with vegetables and protein, making it a satisfying breakfast, brunch, or light dinner. Serve it straight from the skillet with warm whole-grain bread for dipping. This recipe focuses on simple techniques and accessible ingredients so you can confidently recreate it at home.
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