As you may already know, chickpeas lurk in the darndest places, including this Quickie Tomato Soup by Kathy Patalsky of Healthy. Happy. Life. Legumes, potatoes, cauliflower, and nuts provide some pretty sneaky and delicious ways to add creaminess to soups without actually adding cream.
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Chickpea II
As you may already know, chickpeas lurk in the darndest places, including this Quickie Tomato Soup by Kathy Patalsky of Healthy. Happy. Life. Legumes, potatoes, cauliflower, and nuts provide some pretty sneaky and delicious ways to add creaminess to soups without actually adding cream.
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This tomato soup looks nice, I'll try it. I prefer beans in soups, chickpeas take forever to cook, but I will make the effort :). I like chickpeas in humus with, as advised by Ali Baba, sesame paste, also known as tahini. The chickpeas are the best in falafel. no need to cook only soaking for about 8 hours.
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Thank you! We love chickpeas and tahini!
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DeleteMmm! That tomato soup and grilled cheese sounds like the perfect dinner for this foot of snow that's falling. Thanks, Kale Crusaders! We've missed you!
ReplyDeleteMissed you too! We were strongly considering making this classic combo during the snowstorm also. Sadly we were too lazy to whip up this simple recipe.
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