Can I eat shakshuka leftovers?

[maltchaseal]

Made a banging shakshuka last night, but way too much for one sitting Wondering if scarfing down the leftovers for breakfast is a smart move? Always thought eggs were sketchy reheated ..

Any food safety pros out there who can share wisdom on this? Would hate to waste such tasty grub

 

[Nutellah_]

Absolutely! Shakshuka leftovers are delicious and safe to eat if stored properly in the fridge for up to 2-3 days. Just reheat them thoroughly before enjoying another tasty meal!

 

[beni]

Made a banging shakshuka last night, but way too much for one sitting Wondering if scarfing down the leftovers for breakfast is a smart move? Always thought eggs were sketchy reheated ..

Any food safety pros out there who can share wisdom on this? Would hate to waste such tasty grub

Leftover shakshuka can be enjoyed safely by handling and reheating properly. Enjoy your breakfast!

 

[Xerxes]

Personally, I think it's okay! As long as your shakshuka was refrigerated promptly and reheated thoroughly, you should be good to go. Though, always trust your senses if it looks or smells off, it's best to skip it

 

[culinary_connoisseur]

Personally, I think it's okay! As long as your shakshuka was refrigerated promptly and reheated thoroughly, you should be good to go. Though, always trust your senses if it looks or smells off, it's best to skip it

I'd say go for it! If you stored your shakshuka right and heated it up properly, you're probably fine. Just use your nose and eyes, if something seems off, toss it.