Roasted Chickpeas
1 can chickpeas, drainedolive oil spray
salt
chili pepper powder
cumin
paprika
coriander
curry powder
garlic powder
Preheat oven to 375°. Drain chickpeas in a colander and let them dry completely. Pat dry with a paper towel if needed. Arrange on a baking sheet in a single layer and roast for about 30-35 minutes, shaking the pan every ten minutes. All ovens are different so make sure they don't burn. They will be golden brown and crunchy on the inside when done, not moist.In a medium bowl, combine all the spices. Remove chickpeas from oven when done and spray with olive oil spray. Immediately toss with spices while hot. Eat at room temperature.
I like to mix up the spices...I just made one tonight with salt, pepper, chili powder, garlic powder, a pinch of cayenne pepper, cumin and a touch of cinnamon, sugar and ginger. Mmmmm...can't wait for them to cool.
Any other good snacking ideas for me?
4 comments:
Those sound fabulous!!! I have a can of chick peas...I'm going to make them...maybe even tonight!!!
Do you have a food dehydrator? Apple rings are one of my favourite. Except for I don't have one of those things that pushes out the core, so mine aren't rings exactly. But I like to dry them extra long so they are crispy - kind of like eating potato chips made of apple! Soak them in lemon if you don't want them to turn brownish. I keep meaning to try soaking them in a cinnamon mixture, but I always forget!
Alisha
P.S. You should just get a dehydrator. Homemade jerky....
oooh, those look yummy. I bought a can of chickpeas (one of my faves!) today to try it out. Thanks shareen!
These sound good. I am going to try them. Jackie intorduced me to dried pineapple chunks from Costco. A few are very filling!
Aunt Cheryl
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