I assume it is an obsession of types, but coconut in a few form or other has been making it into lots of both sweet and savory creations currently. Coconut milk especially muscular tissues into a number of curries lately, in order that my pantry cabinets are in constant need of replenishment. The creaminess, richness and mild sweetness it imparts to gravies and sauces isn't to be matched and one which vegans may additionally want to pay special interest to as it intently mimics the feel of yogurt and honestly shines in its own right.
Here coconut partners up with plump, gentle and buttery chickpeas and tamarind. The use of tamarind right here might be taken into consideration non-compulsory, but I locate it offers a unique sweet and sour citrus taste to the curry. You can add some freshly squeezed lime juice at the ending of the cooking time if you do not have tamarind reachable or simply want to bypass a step. The richness and fullness of tart, bitter and bittersweet tamarind, but, contributes to the whole culinary revel in.
More spicy chickpea offerings from Lisa's Vegetarian Kitchen:
Chickpea Vindaloo
Chickpeas with Mushrooms
Jerk Chickpeas
Chana Masala
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