chickpea
- noun
- /ˈtʃɪkˌpi/
- Gosh, I want that hummus with the fried chickpeas on top of the olive oil.
- drained chickpeas
- rinsed chickpeas
- a cup of chickpeas
You can buy miso paste from chickpeas or soybeans.
- You can buy miso paste from chickpeas or soybeans.
- Like cooking stuff like my canned chickpeas, canned goods and grains.
- We got lentils, we got dolls, pulses, chickpeas, hummus.
- It was, it was that chickpeas, fake chicken seitan.
- Yes, this is chickpea of pesto.
Examples
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Surprisingly, making chickpeas from scratch does not take a lot of time.
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So I had chickpeas and I also had some red kidney beans.
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So Mom got a chickpea salmon salad that looks really good.
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Bring the water with the chickpeas in it to a boil, then cover and lower the heat.
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If you started with 1 cup of dried chickpeas, add 6 cups of water to the pot.
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I'm going to make chickpea salad and some cucumber hand rolls.
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Add in the sweet potatoes and chickpeas, and allow to cook for about 5-10 minutes.
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Add the soaked and rinsed chickpeas to a large pot and cover with water.
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But before you can prepare hummus or crispy roasted chickpeas, you need to make the chickpeas (garbanzo beans).
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I prepared a delicious chickpea salad with cucumbers and tahini dressing.
Synonyms
An edible seed or pod from plants like peas and lentils used for food
A plant with seeds in pods, like beans or peas, that people eat
A round light-brown bean used for food like hummus
A plant with short pods that have one or two round seeds people eat
A seed from plants like peas or lentils that you can eat
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Etymology
Chickpea may look like 'chick' + 'pea', but it actually comes from the old Latin name cicer, which became an old word chiche and later joined the familiar pea. So chickpea is the name for the round pale-yellow bean we eat, also called 'garbanzo'.