A food blog for the poor and huddled masses: the college students, the single bachelors and bachelorettes, the married couples living on a shoestring, or anyone who works and wants a warm meal when they get home. I'm currently a law student, going through the trials of student loans and the refusal to eat poorly. You can also find me on twitter @cheapeasyfood
Showing posts with label chickpeas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chickpeas. Show all posts
Sunday, July 15, 2012
Sweet Substitutions: Chocolate Chip Chickpea Bites
Let's take a break from our regularly scheduled programing, shall we? My sister sent me another post for the Sweet Substitutions section (you can read the first one, here) This time its Chocolate Chip Chickpea Bites from one of her friends blogs, and from the pictures it looks like something I'm going to have to make myself very soon. Without further adieu, I'll let her take it away:
Friday, January 20, 2012
Snacktime: Hummus
I love hummus...and I love it even more now that I have a food processor (I'd recommend a 10-14 cup one for this recipe) and I can make it for myself. Not only is it significantly cheaper but I can control exactly what goes it in, which is always a plus. Also, it couldn't be easier. The one tough ingredient for hummus is the tahini paste which is made from ground sesame. It can be found at many groceries, though I could not find it at Wal-Mart. Best advice is to check a Publix, Hy-Vee, Wegmans, or the like. The tahini will set you back 6 or 7 dollars but you will get lots of hummus batches from the bottle. I used olive oil in the recipe, but you could play around with other oils or sub out up to half with the liquid from the chickpeas.
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