Frittata is one of Italy's most beloved home-cooked dishes. Similar to an omelet but cooked more slowly, a frittata is thicker, fluffier, and filled with vegetables, cheeses, herbs, or meats. This zucchini version is light, fresh, and perfect for breakfast, brunch, lunch, or even a light dinner. It can be served warm, at room temperature, or chilled, making it ideal for picnics and meal prep.

   Shakshuka is strongly associated with Israeli cuisine today, but its origins trace back to North Africa, specifically to countries like Tunisia, Algeria, and Morocco. The dish was brought to Israel by Jewish immigrants from the Maghreb (Northwest Africa) in the 1950s. It quickly became popular due to its simplicity, affordability, and vibrant flavors.