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Meanings of chickpea (chickpeas) in English
Asiatic herb cultivated for its short pods with one or two edible seeds.
Portuguese
grão-de-bico Catalan
cigró Usage of chickpeas in English
1
Carefully remove baking paper and chickpeas and continue baking for 5 minutes.
2
Place chickpeas in a food processor and add the blended sesame mixture.
3
Set aside a spoonful of the chickpeas to use as a garnish.
4
A new variety of chickpeas has been developed at a Virginia university.
5
Heat gently for two minutes, then add the butternut squash and chickpeas.
6
Tinned chickpeas work very well too, drained of their liquid and rinsed.
7
By contrast, heat is needed to cook chickpeas before they are tinned.
8
The new meat-free McNuggets are made from chickpeas, onions, carrots and corn.
9
Felicity Cloake's perfect falafel uses dried chickpeas and dried split broad beans.
10
Fresh tomatoes and dried chickpeas cooked by you make this even better.
11
The rest is then up to you...... no time to soak chickpeas?
12
Stir the remaining coriander into the chickpeas and divide between flattish bowls.
13
Our round foods were meat balls, green peas, chickpeas and ring-shaped breads.
14
The dish can be served with steamed bulgur, boiled chickpeas and bread.
15
All vegans have a couple of tins of chickpeas in their cupboard.
16
He spent a penny or so on a dish of spicy chickpeas.
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