Vegan Recipes

Vegan Green Chickpea Curry

Vegan Green Chickpea Curry is a healthy, hearty dish. It is creamy, earthy, & bursting with spices. The curry works with green chickpeas, also referred to as young garbanzo beans. They are tender, delightfully fresh, & subtly sweet. Vegan Green Chickpea Curry pairs beautifully with either rice/flatbread. The sauce adheres to each chickpea. There is plenty of flavor, though it stops short of being overly spicy. This curry is a simple pantry item & is fresh herb-based. It’s healthy & comforting. Feel free to toss in some vegetables/greens as well. It’s vegan, gluten-free, & wholesome. Serve it warm & hot.

DATA

  • Ten minutes for preparation
  • 20 minutes is the cooking time.
  • 30 minutes in total.
  • One bowl is the serving size.
  • Food: Indian-inspired Course: Main Course Dish Preparation Technique: Stovetop
  • Vegan diet
  • 4 servings are produced.
  • Easy in difficulty

APPAREL

  • Large saucepan or non-stick skillet
  • A cutting board
  • A sharp blade
  • Wooden spatula or spoon
  • If using canned coconut milk, use a can opener.
  • Measurement spoons and cups
  • For a creamy texture, a blender or immersion blender is optional.

INGREDIENTS

  • One teaspoon of grated ginger
  • Two cups of fresh or frozen green chickpeas
  • One tablespoon of coconut or olive oil
  • 1 little onion, diced finely
  • A large tomato, chopped
  • Two minced garlic cloves
  • Half a teaspoon of powdered turmeric
  • One teaspoon of powdered cumin
  • A single tablespoon of powdered coriander
  • Half a teaspoon of chili flakes (optional)
  • To taste, add salt.
  • Half a cup of coconut milk in a can
  • One teaspoon of garam masala
  • 1/2 a cup of vegetable broth or water
  • One tablespoon of lemon juice
  • Two teaspoons of freshly cut cilantro, for garnish

NOTES ON INGREDIENTS

Green chickpeas:

  • Use frozen as well as fresh green chickpeas. After boiling and soaking you can it dry only.

Oil:

  • More taste is added with coconut oil. The olive oil also works well.

Spices:

  • You can add /omit chili flakes to change the intensity.

Coconut milk:

  • Gives it a creamy texture. Depending on your desire, use full-fat / light-fat.

Tomato:

  • A fresh tomato gives the sauce substance. If necessary, you can use canned.

Cilantro:

  • Finishes with brightness.

INSTRUCTIONS

  1. First, heat oil in a large skillet over medium heat.
  2. Put in the chopped onion. Sauté till tender, three to four minutes.
  3. Include the ginger and garlic. Cook for 30 seconds.
  4. Adding the chopped tomato. Cook for about four minutes, till it’s mushy & pulpy.
  5. Include the garam masala, cumin, coriander, & turmeric.
  6. Give the tomato base a good mix to incorporate the seasonings.
  7. Stir in the green chickpeas. Coat them with the seasonings by stirring.
  8. Add broth as well as water. Heat it to a low simmer.
  9. Pour in coconut milk and stir thoroughly.
  10. Simmer the curry for eight to ten minutes.
  11. Blend a portion of the curry to get a smoother texture.
  12. Pour in lemon juice and salt.
  13. If necessary, taste & adjust the seasoning.
  14. Take it off the heat & let it rest for two minutes.
  15. Add some shredded cilantro as the finishing touch.
  16. Distribute hot with bread/the rice.

TIPS

  • Rinse the frozen chickpeas in warm water before using.
  • You may mix half of the curry/cook it longer for a richer curry.
  • For added nourishment, include kale or spinach.
  • For a reduced-fat version, use light coconut milk.
  • To provide extra heft, stir in some cooked potatoes.

INFORMATION STORAGE

FRIDGE:

  • Keep the chilled curry in the freezer in a sealed bag. It lasts for three to four days.

Freezer:

  • Keep very little in the freezer for as long as two months. Thaw in the freezer overnight.

FAQs

Can I use chickpeas from a can?

  • They’re not green, but you can. The flavor of green chickpeas is finest when they are fresh/frozen.

How warm is this?

  • Soft. Add additional chili flakes if you want it hotter.

Can I prepare something in advance?

  • Indeed. It tastes even better the next day & stays nicely in the fridge.

What can I serve with this?

  • Naan bread, brown rice/cooked basmati rice are all good choices.

Is keeping this in the freezer safe?

  • Indeed. Partially freeze & reheat over low heat.

NUTRITION

Calories: 220
Carbs: 26g
Fiber: 8g
Protein: 9g
Fat: 10g
Saturated Fat: 5g
Sugar: 5g

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