I know I know.. I'm like wayyyy behind with posting my recipes, please forgive me :D ! A while ago I experimented cooking with chickpeas for the first time and I fell in love with them! So this time I tried to make samosa's with a chickpea-spinach filling! MMmm...this was SO damn tasty! (if I may say so myself) Ingredients you'll need for 2 hot looking bitches: - 3 limeleaves (shred them a bit) - 1 can of chickpeas - a handful of coriander - 1 teaspoon cumin powder - 1 spoon of Kurkuma - 1/2 garam massala - 1 teaspoon of garlicpowder - 1 spoon of paprikapowder - some salt - 1 red pepper (get rid of the seeds and chop it finely) Put some coconut oil in the pan and add the limeleaves, after 20 seconds you can add the chickpeas (don't forget to drain the water first, the grated carrot and all the rest of the seasoning. Stir it all well on maximum heat. After 5 minutes stop the fire and get your pan OFF the heat. Now shred the spinach using your hands and meanwhile stir it all well with the rest. We don't need extra heat because otherwise the spinach will be to soggy You'll notice the spinach will be softer the moment you mix it with the rest of the chickpeas. Well as this was an experimental dish, I tried different shapes, the classic springroll and the typical samosa triangle shape. No matter what shape we ate this was a major success ! We couldn't finish it all so I ended up taking it the next day with me to work! MMMmm.. I felt it tasted even better the next day..so good!
I will post more about my trip to Asia soon. Time hasn't been on my side lately so please be a bit more patient with me. xoxo The Cookteaser
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Who that?I am Eva Lia and I am the founder of The Cookteaser - a food blog and whole food catering/event business based in Amsterdam. FOLLOW ME ON
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