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Inspired by a recipe for a warm panzanella salad with tomatoes recipe in Daniel Humm and Will Guidaras I Love New York, this recipe replaces the bread with chickpeas and adds feta (then adds back olive oil-crisped bread on the side). You need juicy tomatoes here to create a broth, which is why heirloom is suggested, but feel free to add a handful of cherry tomatoes to the mix, too—the different colors and shapes make it pretty/potentially more appetizing. Totally optional. I like the brine-soaking method for cooking beans/legumes, but feel free to cook your chickpeas however you like.
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Title: | Stewy Chickpeas with Tomatoes, Capers, and Feta Recipe on Food52 |
Descrition: | Inspired by a recipe for a warm panzanella salad with tomatoes recipe in Daniel Humm and Will Guidara's I Love New York, this recipe replaces the bread with chickpeas and adds feta (then adds back olive oil-crisped bread on the side. You need juicy tomatoes here to create a broth, which is why heirloom is suggested, but feel free to add a handful of cherry tomatoes to the mix, too—the different colors and shapes make it pretty/potentially more appetizing. Totally optional. I like the brine-soaking method for cooking beans/legumes, but feel free to cook your chickpeas however you like. |
Stewy Chickpeas with Tomatoes, Capers, and Feta
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Stewy Chickpeas with Tomatoes, Capers, and Feta Recipe on Food52
Inspired by a recipe for a warm panzanella salad with tomatoes recipe in Daniel Humm and Will Guidara's I Love New York, this recipe replaces the bread with chickpeas and adds feta (then adds back olive oil-crisped bread on the side. You need juicy tomatoes here to create a broth, which is why heirloom is suggested, but feel free to add a handful of cherry tomatoes to the mix, too—the different colors and shapes make it pretty/potentially more appetizing. Totally optional. I like the brine-soaking method for cooking beans/legumes, but feel free to cook your chickpeas however you like.