The DH is out having dinner with a work vendor at rather fancy
establishment. I took a look at the menu and they have chickpea fries on
their menu. Sounds good to me, so I googled a few recipes - easy enough.
As soon as I get my hands on some chickpea flour I am going to try these
out.

Here's one recipe I found.

http://tinyurl.com/5v9hns

Tracy
(Where does one find chickpea flour?)

Tracy <karachitatbcdotedu> wrote:

> The DH is out having dinner with a work vendor at rather
> fancy establishment. I took a look at the menu and they have
> chickpea fries on their menu. Sounds good to me, so I googled
> a few recipes - easy enough. As soon as I get my hands on some
> chickpea flour I am going to try these out.

>Here's one recipe I found.

>http://tinyurl.com/5v9hns

And this is different from falafel exactly how?

Steve

Steve Pope wrote:
> Tracy <karachitatbcdotedu> wrote:
>
>> The DH is out having dinner with a work vendor at rather
>> fancy establishment. I took a look at the menu and they have
>> chickpea fries on their menu. Sounds good to me, so I googled
>> a few recipes - easy enough. As soon as I get my hands on some
>> chickpea flour I am going to try these out.
>
>> Here's one recipe I found.
>
>> http://tinyurl.com/5v9hns
>
> And this is different from falafel exactly how?
>
> Steve


Well, hmmm...falafel are made with ground chick peas and lots of spices.
This is made very simply with chick pea flour and water - depending on
the recipe.

here's another story:
http://tinyurl.com/5w66mr

-Tracy

Tracy > wrote:

> The DH is out having dinner with a work vendor at rather fancy
> establishment. I took a look at the menu and they have chickpea fries on
> their menu.

Little pea-sized chicken testicles.

-sw

On Sep 16, 9:17*pm, Tracy > wrote:
> Steve Pope wrote:
> > Tracy *<karachitatbcdotedu> wrote:
>
> >> The DH is out having dinner with a work vendor at rather
> >> fancy establishment. I took a look at the menu and they have
> >> chickpea fries on their menu. Sounds good to me, so I googled
> >> a few recipes - easy enough. *As soon as I get my hands on some
> >> chickpea flour I am going to try these out.
>
> >> Here's one recipe I found.
>
> >>http://tinyurl.com/5v9hns
>
> > And this is different from falafel exactly how?
>
> > Steve
>
> Well, hmmm...falafel are made with ground chick peas and lots of spices.
> This is made very simply with chick pea flour and water - depending on
> the recipe.
>
> here's another story:http://tinyurl.com/5w66mr
>
> -Tracy

I found some chickpea flour from Bob's Red Mill. Tried it in a few
recipes, and finally just added it to the bread dough while it was
kneading. It's got about as much gluten as rye or oats, so what's one
more add-in. It made the best bread, with a nutty flavor.

Of course, I haven't seen the chickpea flour since<:-(>

maxine in ri

maxine in ri wrote:
> On Sep 16, 9:17 pm, Tracy > wrote:
>> Steve Pope wrote:
>>> Tracy <karachitatbcdotedu> wrote:
>>>> The DH is out having dinner with a work vendor at rather
>>>> fancy establishment. I took a look at the menu and they have
>>>> chickpea fries on their menu. Sounds good to me, so I googled
>>>> a few recipes - easy enough. As soon as I get my hands on some
>>>> chickpea flour I am going to try these out.
>>>> Here's one recipe I found.
>>>> http://tinyurl.com/5v9hns
>>> And this is different from falafel exactly how?
>>> Steve
>> Well, hmmm...falafel are made with ground chick peas and lots of spices.
>> This is made very simply with chick pea flour and water - depending on
>> the recipe.
>>
>> here's another story:http://tinyurl.com/5w66mr
>>
>> -Tracy
>
> I found some chickpea flour from Bob's Red Mill. Tried it in a few
> recipes, and finally just added it to the bread dough while it was
> kneading. It's got about as much gluten as rye or oats, so what's one
> more add-in. It made the best bread, with a nutty flavor.
>
> Of course, I haven't seen the chickpea flour since<:-(>
>
> maxine in ri

I just remembered there is a really large Indian grocery not too far
from home. I am sure they sell chick pea flour!

-Tracy
(happy to mail some....)

"Sqwertz" > wrote in message
...
> Tracy > wrote:
>
>> The DH is out having dinner with a work vendor at rather fancy
>> establishment. I took a look at the menu and they have chickpea fries on
>> their menu.
>
> Little pea-sized chicken testicles.
>
> -sw

From chickens raised near a nuclear power plant?

-sw