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Chickpea Flour recipes

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Besan Laddu A classic sweet treat made by slow-roasting chickpea flour in rich ghee, spiced with ground cardamom and rolled into delicate sweet spheres. 35 minMediumIndianVegetarian Dhokla Fluffy, light steamed cake made from chickpea flour with aromatic tempering. A beloved Gujarati breakfast that's tangy, savory, and delightfully spongy. 35 minMediumIndianVegetarian Karantika A comforting Algerian street food made from chickpea flour baked into a savory custard. It features a soft, velvety interior with a lightly toasted brown crust. 45 minEasyNorth AfricanVegetarian Mysore Pak A classic South Indian melt in your mouth sweet made from chickpea flour, sugar, and rich clarified butter. 30 minMediumIndianVegetarian Savory Chickpea Flour Socca A rustic Nicoise flatbread made from a simple chickpea flour batter, started on the stovetop and finished under a hot broiler for crisp, golden edges and a custardy center. 35 minEasyFrenchVegan Shiro Creamy Ethiopian chickpea flour paste stew, mildly spiced with ginger and served with injera. Comfort food at its finest. 35 minEasyEthiopianVegetarian Vegan Chickpea Flour Omelette A savory egg-free omelette made from a seasoned chickpea flour batter, folded around sauteed spinach and mushrooms for a protein-rich plant-based breakfast that cooks like the real 30 minEasyAmericanVegan Vegan Chickpea Flour Pancakes Savory Indian-style pancakes made from a spiced chickpea flour batter with diced tomatoes, green onions, and green chile. Similar to besan chilla, they are crispy at the edges, ten 30 minEasyIndianVegan Vegetable Pakora Crispy Indian fritters made with a spiced chickpea-flour batter coating vegetables like onion, potato, and cauliflower. These golden, crunchy bites are the perfect snack or starter 45 minEasyIndianVegan

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