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Don't miss Cookie and Kate's latest recipe! Apr 11, 2024 04:25 pm and . To be honest, I never loved

Don't miss Cookie and Kate's latest recipe! [View this email in your browser]( [Go to cookieandkate.com]( [ALL RECIPES]( [BREAKFAST]( [SALAD]( [DINNER]( [DESSERT]( [DRINKS]( [COOKBOOK]( [Crispy Roasted Chickpeas]( Apr 11, 2024 04:25 pm [Read the full post at cookieandkate.com]( [crispy roasted chickpeas recipe] Want to roast chickpeas that are actually crispy? You’re in the right place. I’ve cracked the code, and I’m here to share it with you. These roasted chickpeas are a delightful snack rich in protein and fiber. They’re also great sprinkled over [hummus]( and [salads](. To be honest, I never loved roasted chickpeas until I learned how to make them this way. They were always just ok—warm and lightly crisp on the outside but unchanged on the inside. They didn’t feel worth the effort when chickpeas warmed on the stove are nice already. [chickpeas] These roasted chickpeas are legitimately so gloriously crisp that they are [popcorn]( irresistible. In fact, they’re so crisp throughout that you should serve them with a drink to help wash them down. The trick is in the method. I found some helpful clues in a [New York Times recipe]( by Colu Henry and tweaked the method from there. It took ten tries to ensure we had landed on the very best technique, and I found several fun flavor variations along the way. Here we go! [Continue to the recipe...]( The post [Crispy Roasted Chickpeas]( appeared first on [Cookie and Kate](. [View, print or pin this recipe!]( [Buy Cookie and Kate's new cookbook, Love Real Food!]( Recently on Cookie and Kate: [Baked Goat Cheese]( [Lemon Posset]( [Veggie Black Bean Enchiladas]( [What to Cook This March]( [Fajita Veggie & Halloumi Bowls]( [View Cookie and Kate's recipes]( [Facebook]( [Pinterest]( [Instagram]( [YouTube]( Thank you for subscribing to Cookie and Kate's emails! ♥ Thanks for subscribing to newsletters from [Cookie and Kate.]( To make sure our emails don’t get lost, [add us to your address book.]( [UPDATE YOUR PREFERENCES]( - Instant Recipe Updates: Whenever I post something new - Weekly Recipe Roundup: My new recipes packaged into one convenient newsletter [Unsubscribe]( | Cookie and Kate 108 W 63rd St #7030 Kansas City, MO 64113 USA

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