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Dry chickpeas with paper towels as well as you can. Add chickpeas to a bowl and toss with peanut oil. Spread evenly over the baking sheet in a single layer. Roast chickpeas for 20 to 25 minutes or until crispy.
Preheat oven to 400F/200C Place chickpeas in a large bowl. Add olive oil, harissa and salt and pepper. Mix well until all the chickpeas are coated in the harissa.
Add all the ingredients to a small saucepan stir to combine and heat through. To make the dukka Put the nuts, cumin seeds, coriander seeds and sesame seeds on to a baking tray lined with parchment paper. Dry toast for 12 minutes on 180°C.2. Meanwhile, dice the aubergine into small chunks and drain & rinse the chickpeas. 3. After around 5 minutes the oil should be hot in the tray, remove from the oven and pour in the aubergine and chickpeas.
They should make a satisfying sizzle sound. 4. Add 3 tbsp of harissa and stir to evenly coat the contents of the tray. Pop in the.Add chickpeas, harissa, and broth; bring to a simmer. Nestle chicken, skin side up, in chickpeas; transfer skillet to oven.
Roast until chicken is cooked throug.Season chicken with salt and pepper. Working in 2 batches, cook until browned, about 5 minutes per side; transfer to a plate. Pour off all but 1 tablespoon drippings from pan. Add onion and garlic.
In a medium bowl, add dried chickpeas, olive oil, cumin, chili powder, cayenne pepper and salt. Toss well to coat evenly. Spread chickpeas out on a.Plus, it’s made from healthy ingredients including olive oil, chile peppers, and garlic. You can find prepared harissa in grocery stores, but it’s also easy to make homemade harissa.
Add it to cooked veggies, baked fish, stews, grilled chicken, scrambled eggs, fried potatoes, and more. Here are some of our favorite recipes featuring harissa!Mix drained and rinsed chickpeas (15 oz.), olive oil (1 tablespoon), cumin (1/2 teaspoon), cayenne pepper (1/8 teaspoon), kosher salt (1/2 teaspoon), and black pepper (1/4 teaspoon) in a medium bowl until all chickpeas are well-coated. Spread chickpeas on prepared baking sheet evenly so they aren’t touching. Roast for 30 minutes at 400 degrees F.
Harissa couscous with roast vegetables and chickpeas Giant couscous is a revelation, less fluffy than its smaller counterpart, more ‘bitey’ and exciting. Using wholewheat couscous will increase the nutrients and fibre and give the dish a lovely nuttiness.Pour the olive oil into a large frying pan over a medium heat. Add the sliced red and yellow pepper to the pan and allow to soften for 2-3 minutes.
Add the cherry tomatoes to the pan and cook.Heat the oil in a deep, ovenproof frying pan, tip in the 7-spice and sizzle for a moment. Add the ginger and chilli, give it a stir, then add the chickpeas, stirring to coat them with the spices. Pour in the tomatoes, season to taste and bring to the boil. Season the fish and place on top of the chickpea.
This spicy and fragrant soup is enhanced with harissa paste. Explore more at Sainsburys.co.uk Help Centre Store Locator Clear Search. Groceries Favourites Offers Discover Recipes Delivery Pass Saved items (0) All Recipes Meal plans Scrapbooks How to Search in recipes Back to Groceries Recipes Back Recipes home What’s popular? Back Recipes for.Preheat oven to 350°.
Toss pita pieces with ⅓ cup oil on a rimmed baking sheet; season with salt and pepper. Bake, tossing once, until golden brown and crisp, 12–15 minutes.2. Combine the harissa paste, olive oil, and salt in large mixing bowl. Add the cauliflower, sweet potatoes, and chickpeas, and mix with your hands until everything is very well coated.
3. Transfer to a rimmed (18×13-inch) half sheet pan and roast.
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116 comments
I’m trying to make these for our family. 45 mins I’ll try that so far they’ve been really soft. Thank you
Unfortunately, your idea of Crunchie-ness is different to mine at 82 Y.O.A. I thought that I was going to get something that would be as “crisby” as a Potato Flake!! But the longer I cooked these (over 11/2 hours so far. The harder they seem to get!! A fella could bark a tooth on one of these!! Not my idea of Crunchieness!!
does not make any sense you dry them from the water and wet them with olive oil, water evaporate much faster than the oil. using curry will burn the stomach and causes hyper acidity, all spices do not get cooked but rather will get dryer and burned and give dark color and become unhealthy for digestive system.
She is the extrovert of all extroverts. I had to turn this off before the 1 minute mark. Heading to google for the printed instructions LOL ��
Chickpeas are my new favorite thing! I made your recipe and they came out perfect!!! I would love the wasabi flavor. Is there any suggestion for that?
Can you tell why my chickpeas weren’t as crispy as they should be? Thanks
Thank you for exploring the Indian spices here. This is also a taste of the West Indies!!
Great recipe! Are you by chance related to the motorcycle racer, Ben Spies?
Why is this white chick telling us how to make indian spice anything
Asking because I don’t want to use canned. I rather soak them and use. But tell me if they were boiled too. How are they in can?
Followed this recipe exactly with two, slightly different results: 1. A few were a bit burnt. 2. About half of them tended to be somewhat harder than crunchy-not impossible to crunch, but a little tougher. The TASTE is amazing!
For all us Aussies… 400deg F is 204 deg C
And 15 oz cans is 425 grams here. The closest here maybe 440 grams
Ps she says 1 teaspoon of salt then later she says 1 tablespoon of salt. I looked up the written recipe and it is 1 teaspoon
Ps I made this today. Way too spicy for my taste buds so I’m sure if I cut the curry powder down to one teas instead of 2 I should be fine.
Hi Dani. Are the chickpeas “soaked and boiled” or “only soaked”?
aquafaba is NOT salty. its an amazing vegan egg replacer, whipped as frosting, etc.
I have just made these wow they are yummy won’t buy any more will make my own thank you
I’m definitely going to try these. How do I order the spices?
made these they come out ok a little burnt on 1 side though not as crunchy as i hoped but yummy ifi can get it perfect lol can you tell me how to best store these? i have them in a zip lock baggie
I cooked the chickpeas for 45 minutes on 400 and they were completely burned. What time should I try next?
good god….your overly excited….phony attitude….drove me away…nearly instantly.
Yet…You’re high subscription #’s Remind me of how shallow minded….my fellow American citizens are…
There’s a spice you use that I don’t know how to pronounce, what is it?
what’s this weird obsession, americans seems to have with pointing out theyr kosher salt?
even in a jiddish cook book isreali recipies you’ll usually only read “salt”.
Can’t wait to try make this. that’s really look soooooo….nice ����������
I watched your video and tried this the same night! I had NO idea I could use chickpeas for more than hummus! Lol. Thank you so much.
where do you place the chickpeas tray in the oven, top or middle tray?
Doesn’t matter how flavorful they are, take a handful and put them in your mouth and start chewing. It will taste good and be a good experience at first, but after a minute or so the texture and dryness kills the experience.
Great recipe! I had to add ground cumin, just can’t eat chickpeas without it.:)
Save the liquid in the chickpea cans! You can substitute 3 tablespoons of the liquid for an egg in baked goods (it’s called aquafaba).
I add the oil in the bowl and all those dry ingredients to the oil and mix it well then add the chic peas to the oil mix and coat well much easier that way.
Just what I need to stay away from the nuts a little. Thank you for your great idea to put them on salads and on soups. ��✔������
I love channa masala, this looks like a snack version of the dish. It’s just missing hot pepper.
Thank you. I tried earlier soy beans for about 30 minutes but just put salt only. They came out ok. But nothing like salt with chilli powder & cumin/cinnamon etc.
these look delicious. i’ve tried a few other recipes like this but they alsways turn out a bit chewy or mushy in the center. never crispy. Is yours crispy all the way through? i use canned chickpeas
Q: What’s the difference between a Chickpea and a Garbanzo Bean?
A: I never had a Garbanzo Bean on my chest.
If it has oil and salt then I can’t feel good about eating it.
Mine came out soft also, this is what I was looking for 375 degrees 30 mins. Thanks so much.
Well, mine is in the over roasting right now. Let’s see how it goes.
We could have read a recipe is far less time than watching a video. There were no special techniques that require a video.
Your self confidence makes you even more beautiful than you are:) I will try these tomorrow instead of pop corn, thanks Dani!
Thanks I want to try this recipe. Do you think I can do it with dehydrated peas directly?
Hey danni i can tell u plan out the videos before hand sorda like acting but love the blooper at the end of all of em haven’t gotten around to making kale chips for a while at least about 6months
What spices dose a pro like u recamend? To a rookie thanks for your help dr Watson aka dk
Being an indian i like the way you say “garam masala”:D
just an advise, u can make ‘chicken jalfrazi ‘ same way. #tasty #healthy
How do u store when ur done in the frige counter top and how long is it good? Please tag me in ur response.
Question.. in the beginning you say teaspoon of Kosher salt… but when measuring you say Tablespoon. Looks like you are using a teaspoon measure though. Which one is it please. Thanks for the help and video!
Aw snap! Awesome recipe! I am a teen who comes from an indian household and trying to eat healthy and snack healthy. On my recipe-to-make list! <3
I am so happy to have stumbled on this channel. Great recipes and really relaxing atmosphere. Thank you:)
I like you! I like this! I feel like I was never lied to through out this video. I was just given straight chickpea knowledge!
These look yummy. Do these get crispy all the way through or stay soft in the center?
I thought you were going to add all the salt and I was thinking ‘how can you feel good about eating all that salt?!’ But obviously you didn’t
I made these and they are the bomb.com!!!! super crunchy. soooo good.
Hey Dani, blessings sister! My son and I bought one of those 13 bean soup mixes. We made the soup and it was really good but we also saved a handful of assorted beans and planted in the garden. Most sprouted including the Chickpeas. What a weird looking plant. The Garbanzo plants are loaded so I looked for what to do next and your recipe looks great. Thanks for posting!
Great show. I’m tempted to try it out this weekend. Please give us more ideas like this. Thanks.
Do you need to grease the pan, or is the oil on the chickpeas enough to keep them from sticking?
Would it work to dry these in the dehydrator instead of baking them? Thanks.
I used a tablespoon of salt and it nearly killed me… I rinsed the chickpeas before roasting but they were still horribly salty. I should have been more thoughtful and checked for the “teaspoon”… But despite the saltiness, it tasted wonderful. I will definitely make it again with just a quarter teaspoon of salt and I actually have a lot lighter taste than most people. I hope it goes well next time…
I am just wondering can you substitute chickpeas with lentil? if so I can easily get rid of the jar of lentil that’s been sitting in my cabinet forever =)
I know, I know, I know you guys! Now before you go ahead and comment about how you think I should’ve used a bowl to mix the ingredients before placing it on the sheet, please know that it was really just my personal preference! If you want to mix in a bowl first, go ahead!:) I don’t dispute that at all, in fact it’s a great idea! I mix it in the sheet because (1) I have one less dish to clean, and (2) the spices stay in touch with the chickpeas, otherwise they can settle to the bottom of the bowl when mixing with the olive oil. Hope that settles thing a bit!:) Cheers!
Why US people use the so called kosher salt???? Is it real salt?
How do you make them not crunchy? You can break teeth with crunchy!
Olive oil, like all free oils, destroy arteries and promote heart disease. See Videos from Dr. Esselstyn, Dr. Greger, and Doctor McDougal. Do not listen to the propaganda from the oil industry and the phony ” Mediterranean” miracles
I tried it, super delicious �� Try putting these in tacos or burritos, gives a little bit of crunch and a spicy taste ❤️
i added spicy powder,and they turned so good,just that i cooked them for more time
hi, great recipe thanks.I want to ask, I don’t have an oven. Can you make these by heating in a frying pan instead of an oven?
YOU ARE SO ANNOYING. COULD NOT EVEN FINISH THE VIDEO. BYE FELICIA.
I’ve tried several different recipes and I can never get mine to be crunchy �� I’m going to give this one a try, and if it doesn’t work I quit ��
i buy a commercial product, and really like it a lot! been looking for such a recipe, so i can make it at home.
Wow I bet those are super-good! Just imagine all the ways they ca be seasoned!
We make the same dish here in Trinidad but fried instead of baked….takes 10 mins
They look really delicious. Would it work if I soaked and cooked some dried chickpeas if I haven’t got canned ones?
Please advise if you are raw chickpeas. Canned chickpeas are already cooked, soft and canned in water.
i want to make it but i avoid buying canned foods, perhaps you could have commented on how to prepare the chick peas from the dried pea
So happy I found this video You made an old lady laugh,you are so likable, funny, get to the point with clear instructions and I love your kitchen. Have now subscribed, look forward to more and hope you had a great time in Mexico Thanks again
What can I use to replace mustard seed? Can I also use chilli flakes instead of fresh chilli? Sorry to be a pain ��
I have never tasted chickpeas but this looks good I will try it.
“get rid of all the liquid” put oil 9(liquid) on it
You can make them a sweet treat too. Brown sugar, allspice, cinnamon.
Omg is this the dude that narrates the “How stuff works” show?????
If my chickpeas are not canned but come in a bag and are dry do I have to hydrate, let them soak in water all night first?
I love your recepie, thank you����������������mira jerusalem
I have dry chickpeas instead if canned ones. Should I boil them first or just soak? Thanks
Maybe I could used fresh, soaked chickpeas since canned had funny smell and taste. But I will try this
Thank you for the tip about using sumac I bought some especially to try in this recipe and it gave a great flavour to the chickpeas!
dial the fake youtube “personality” back by 90% and include basic things like OVEN TEMP in your video. you and the video was annoying af sorry. some of us just here for the recipe, which was 90 seconds into a 5 minute video and turned out to be some real basic white girl seasoning wtf. maybe you should react to cat videos instead of cooking just saying.
Yum. I fell in love with crunchy chickpeas when I lived and worked in Crete, Greece. Luckily I could easily snag fresh ones at our tiny village’s tiny market. Now i make them but have forgotten to so for too long! Will start making them tomorrow (from dry because we’ve run out of canned during the Corona quarantine). I think that I’ll certainly check out more of her website — Mediterranean food is so wonderful.
lol…….HEALTHY SNACK…..lots oil and spices to burn your stomach
Thank you! But i you forgot to mention the oven temperature to bake the chickpeas… And fir how long?
What temperature for the oven? Couldn’t find it anywhere….
Good recipe, clearly and concisely delivered. I’m giving it a go now with canned chick peas and they seem to be a little more explodey than I expected.
So long I have chick peas in the cupboard..I only spicy it n blend to serve as dip..thanks for sharing.i will try your recipe
Great recipe! But each 15oz can of chickpeas has approximately 420 calories. So just to keep in mind for all those watching their calories. That’s obviously not counting the oil.
Did anyone else’s dry chickpeas turned out really small (smaller than the ones you get in a can) even after soaking for 20h? I’m not sure whether I didn’t soak them long enough? I thought 12h should have been fine
Edit: oh btw, this was not related to this recipe, but I just remembered while watching this
This looks good! I think I’m going to try air frying them. ��
My chickpeas have turn out hard like stones, can’t eat more than a few. What’s wrong?
I’ve had two cans in my pantry for months trying to figure out what to do with them. Thanks!
Love your humor….”before I know it I ended up with 2 cans of chickpeas in my belly, not the best place to be”…too funny!
would love if you could add at the end of your videos / in the description a list of all ingredients. feels bad if i need to rewatch a whole video because i forgot to note it / want to cook it sometime later
I’ll give this a try, but the white fingernails creeped me out.
I thought Olive oil should not be at 450 degrees….past the smoking point
They sound so good! I have to try them I can think of so many spices I must try on them. Thank you for sharing and inspiring me to try something new. Great video!
INGREDIENTS: https://cleananddelicious.com/2010/12/12/video_roasted_chickpeas_w_indi/
If you don’t have those particular spices what do u recommend….thyme,cayenne pepper and…..?
God, what is it with super this and super that? Just say it is easy and be done!
Thank you for this video. I’m a brand new subscriber. I made some of these last week from another recipe and they turned out okay. However, I needed to get them drier before baking and add more Olive oil, and turn them in the oven next time. ��❤️.
Sumac grows everywhere in my area. I like making sumac ade Super packed with vitamin c Good video thank u
I like to put them in a brown paper bag, I think it helps them to stay crunchy
Love this vegan dish �������� will be making this soon and I would add some basmati rice as well ���� thanks for this recipe!
That looks amazing. I made a Jamie Oliver lamb dish with dried chickpeas. Very disappointing. Cannot wait to try this version!
Check out the recipe: https://www.allrecipes.com/Recipe/241874/Crunchy-Spiced-Chickpeas/
Is that uncooked peas??? No need to cook them???
Kindly clarify
Hey, Chef, do you think this method will work for wasabi peas?
I’ve been making similar to this for about a month, but just using a saucepan, a little olive oil, garlic and chili. So as I love CRUNCH shall try them in the oven.
I have a can of beans and I’m about to move. One less thing to weigh down the pantry box.
That thing was getting heavy
I want to know ABOUT YOUR ESPRESSO MACHINE hubby and I were looking for the real deal UNDER $1000 ������
Thanks a million for the tips beautiful beautiful beautiful heaven on earth from Kenya wahhhhhhhhhhhhhh blessings thanks
Chef John you have made this quarantine a whole lot more fun and delicious
A one pan dish…only a family man understands the greatness of that! Love the recipe ��������
Just love this man he cooks real good too. I was just I thinking I should record him, then take him to bed to help Mr. Sandman..