Tomato salad with roasted spicy chickpeas! After yesterday’s long entry, let’s get straight to the recipe without a moment of delay! This is what we’re trying to do at the moment, have you noticed? Long entry followed by a short entry (it’s like a shit threesome), but lots more recipes! Enjoy!
This makes enough for a good lunch for four people. I think – and mind I’m not sure – this is a recipe from Anna Jones? Forgive me if I have synned. We’ve made it Slimming World friendly by removing the eight litres of olive oil. Now, some people will probably shit a brick telling you that this is a tweak – roasting the chickpeas – but shut yer hole because it absolutely isn’t. The chickpeas are part of the meal!
to make a tomato salad with roasted spicy chickpeas, you’ll need:
- a kilogram of mixed tomatoes – use lots of different colours and cut them in different ways
- good salt and pepper
- 1 tablespoon of balsamic vinegar
- one garlic clove (save your fingertips and use this) and a little red chilli (you can leave this out if you’ve got a sensitive hole)
- one tin of drained chickpeas
- 1 tablespoon of olive oil
- pinch of cumin
- one shallot
- pinch of sumac (don’t fret if you can’t find this, but it does make it tastier!)
to make a tomato salad with roasted spicy chickpeas, you should:
- for the tomatoes, cut them up any old how, sprinkle with salt and pepper and then tumble them around in a bowl to get the salt liquor everywhere – tip into a colander and allow to sit for fifteen minutes
- don’t be shy with the salt by the way – the tomatoes don’t pick the salt up, but it draws all the moisture out
- transfer into a large bowl, add the garlic, sliced chilli and balsamic vinegar, toss and set aside
- meanwhile, tip the chickpeas out into a bowl and add the oil and spices – and bloody tumble them about to make sure every last one is coated
- roast them in the oven with the thinly sliced shallots
- once crispy, out they come, mix with the tomatoes and eat right away! We topped ours with basil because we just don’t care!
That was easy. We’re making a real effort to ramp up our vegetarian recipes so please do share and like using the buttons at the bottom of the post! Want more ideas? Click the buttons below to be whisked to a world of flavours!
Enjoy!
J
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