Chick peas also can be ground up and used as a flour called gram flour. They may be used in this fashion to make falafel, or to make a variant of tofu made by the people of Burma. It is usually known as Burmese tofu.
Chick peas are an excellent nutritional choice. A serving of chick peas has about 4 ounces (113.39 g) or half a cup has about 17 grams of dietary fiber and 19 grams of protein. They are also considered more digestible than most other beans.
So before I went Vegan like or plant-strong(happy) I ate chickpeas only in salad and hummus. NOW I have ground them up to make a mock "tuna".
I also made a recipe from the Happy Herbivore called Terayki pineapple chickpeas
You can make salad dressing from chickpeas
blend 1/2 cup cooked chickpeas with 1 peeled and pitted and sliced avocado then add 1/2 cup and 2 tbsp of apple cider vinegar and some minced garlic.. I don't use oil.. but you could add oil, cumin and a little sea salt. I love ground pepper with mine.
I make a hummus with chickpeas with roasted carrots.. I had never heard of it.. until a facebook friend posted her recipe... and I really enjoyed the new flavor.. I usually add roasted red peppers.
I put it in a martini glass with cucumber slices and poppy seeds.
I also braise cooked chickpeas with onions and tomatoes and kale and serve over quinoa or couscous.
I love to saute swiss chard with minced garlic and I always toss some chickpeas with it... to make a side dish....
Tonight I am making the yellow beets over arugula with chickpeas.. I will omit the jalepeno yogurt but I must admit it sounds good.
This recipe above is fromwww.bonappetit.com
it as a recipe about best summerchickpea recipes.
I love Gnocchi and very rarely have it but squash Gnocchi is my favorite... this Martha Stewart recipe is so easy I use it a lot...www.marthastewart.com/313994/quick-chickpea-curry
I have tons more recipes to share but it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood and my son is home today so we are going on a hike....before the sun get's too hot. ENJOY
and I saw this.. chickpea magazine.... thought it was fun.
http://issuu.com/chickpeamag/docs/fall2011/1
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