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Thursday, August 13, 2020

Gujarati Black Chickpea Curry

Gujarati Black Chickpea Curry

A smaller and dark-skinned cousin of chickpeas, black chickpeas have a denser texture and more potent, earthier aroma and flavor. Black chickpeas have to be soaked for as a minimum 12 hours earlier than cooking. Black chickpeas are cooked with other strong flavors and featured in thick and hearty curries. The vital issue is to make sure they are boiled nicely till tender. They have a tendency to take longer than yellow chickpeas. I do not devour them very often, and I'm no longer sure why, because they are very enjoyable with a pleasing texture.

From Jagruti, we examine that this is a traditional curry recipe of Gujrat. It is made without onion or garlic and has sweet, tangy flavours from the addition of tamarind and tomato and it is excellent and spicy too, without being overpowering. It's additionally dairy-loose, excessive in fiber, and is going especially properly with Indian flatbreads, together with roti, and a few steaming warm basmati rice. It's additionally smooth to put together with staples you in all likelihood have handy if you have a well-stocked pantry as I do.

Black Chickpea Curry

Other recipes presenting black chickpeas from Lisa's Vegetarian Kitchen:

Chickpeas, Kidney Beans and Lentils with a Spicy Tomato Sauce

Black and Yellow Chickpeas in a Sweet and Spicy Sauce

Black and Yellow Chickpeas with a Coconut Chili Sauce

Black Chickpeas with Roasted Coconut and Fragrant Spices

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