I bought a bag of roasted chickpeas with sea salt from Home Goods a while back and I've been craving them ever since! I figured they can't be that hard to make myself, so I found a Pinterest recipe and attempted making them today! They turned out great, but the recipe said to wait until they were crunchy, so I kept leaving them in for a little longer. I think it should have said that they'll get harder once they're out of the oven, so to take them out a little sooner than you think.
By the way.....if you have never tried some of the cool stuff in the food aisle at Home Goods, I strongly recommend it! I've bought some of their non-GMO corn kernels to make popcorn with and some of their organic, made from juice, pomegranate gummy bears and they're FABULOUS. If you're willing to experiment, their food aisle is great for that!
Here's the Pinterest recipe I used for the chickpeas:
http://www.lemonstolemonade.net/blog/2013/11/12/baked-chick-peas-recipe-3-ways-salty-spicy-and-sweet
Here's how they turned out!
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Tuesday, November 29, 2016
Monday, October 3, 2016
Chana and Potatoes
This is one of my favorite, go-to recipes! It's super easy and tasty - especially if you have some fresh roti skins to go with it! I decided to make some white rice to go with it so it would be easier for my 2 year old and my husband to go with for lunch tomorrow!
I use the recipe found in the Naparima's Cookbook (if you like West Indian food - you need to get this cookbook!!!). I tweaked the recipe a little because I didn't have enough chana (chickpeas) or potatoes so I needed to add a little more to it to make it hearty. I decided to cut up a sweet potato and some carrots to supplement the one can of chickpeas and the 2 potatoes I had. I also added about a quarter tin of coconut milk to the pot when adding the water. I think the coconut milk gives it a richness that's always missing when I don't add it.
My husband also steamed a piece of breadfruit and made an easy eggplant and tomato dish to go along with it!
Here's how the Chana and Potatoes came out!
I use the recipe found in the Naparima's Cookbook (if you like West Indian food - you need to get this cookbook!!!). I tweaked the recipe a little because I didn't have enough chana (chickpeas) or potatoes so I needed to add a little more to it to make it hearty. I decided to cut up a sweet potato and some carrots to supplement the one can of chickpeas and the 2 potatoes I had. I also added about a quarter tin of coconut milk to the pot when adding the water. I think the coconut milk gives it a richness that's always missing when I don't add it.
My husband also steamed a piece of breadfruit and made an easy eggplant and tomato dish to go along with it!
Here's how the Chana and Potatoes came out!
| Complete plate of food: chana and potatoes, white rice and green peas, eggplant and tomatoes, and steamed breadfruit! |
| Adding the chickpeas at the end and stirring |
| Adding the potatoes and carrots to the curry mixture |
| Cooking the curry with some oil, onions, and garlic |
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