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Bought a can of chickpeas on a whim. Never used them before, what are some good recipes to use them in?
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Falafel, hummus.
Use liquid as an egg substitute in baking.
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>>9284566
Make your own hummus.
Need a blender, salt, tahine (sesame seed pate), garlic and maybe oil. Tastes good man.
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>>9284566
Its jewish shit. throw it out before they poison you
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>>9284566
Lamb tagine
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>>9284566
Toss them in your tuna salad, or pasta salad.
Best is roasted chick peas. Spicy snack.
Great source of fiber and calcium.
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>>9284566
Can also roast them to make a tasty crunchy cheap snack.
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Look up recipes for Chana Masala or more specifically, Chole.
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>>9285379
This. I like tossing them with either old bay or tony chachere and olive oil then roasted till crunchy
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falafels, hummus
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Curry
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>>9284566
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>>9284566
i like using them in curries
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>>9284566
I like them in chili over kidney beans or black beans.
inb4
>beans
>in chili
they're great to stretch it out, no fibrous skins like kidney beans have, and they take in a lot of the chili flavors
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