Chickpea
Salad
π΄Kitchen tools:
- 1 large mixing bowl
- Can opener
- Strainer
- Knife and cutting board
πIngredients:
- 10 branches of fresh dill
- ½ lemon
- 1 tbsp salt
- 1 large red onion
- 1 can of chickpeas
- 1 tbsp pepper
- 1 tbsp thyme
- 1 tbsp basil
- 3 tbsp olive oil
- Peel the skin off the red onion and dice into small pieces (real men cry during this!). lace the diced onions into the large mixing bowl.
- Use the can opener to open the can of chickpeas and drain it in a strainer. Rinse the chickpeas under lukewarm water to remove the preservatives. Dry the chickpeas before placing them into the mixing bowl.
- Chop the dill into fine pieces before placing into the mixing bowl.
- Squeeze ½ lemon into the bowl and ensure none of the seeds get into salad. Mix all the ingredients in the bowl until well incorporated.
- Season the salad with 1 tsp of salt, pepper, basil and thyme.
- Add 3 tbsp of olive oil into the salad.
- Refrigerate overnight for best results.
πNutrition Informationπ
Ingredient
|
Notable Micronutrients
(% Daily Value)
|
Health benefits
|
Fresh Dill- 1 tbsp (0.55g) |
Calories-0.2
Potassium-
4.1mg
|
Can
help protect against free radicals (contains antioxidants)
|
Lemon- 1 fruit (108g) |
Calories- 22
Carbohydrates-
12g
Fiber- 5.1g
(21% DV)
Potassium-
157mg
Vitamin C-
83mg (139% DV)
Copper (15%
DV)
|
Low in fats,
cholesterol, and sodium
Good source
of dietary fiber, Vitamin C, and other micronutrients
|
Red Onion- 1 medium onion (110g) |
Calories-
44
Carbohydrates-
10g
Potassium-
161mg
Vitamin
B6 (11% DV)
Manganese
(8% DV)
|
Great
source of micronutrients including vitamin B6 and manganese
|
Salt/Sodium- 1 tbsp (18g) |
Calories- 0
Sodium-
6976mg (291% DV)
|
Should be
consumed in moderation
|
Pepper- 1 tbsp (6.4g)
|
Calories-
16
Carbohydrate-
4.1g
Dietary
Fiber- 1.6g
Manganese
(41% DV)
|
Low
in fat, cholesterol, and sodium
Source
of other micronutrients
|
Chickpeas- 1 cup (240g)
|
Calories-
211
Sodium-
667mg (28% DV)
Carbohydrate-
32 g
Dietary
Fiber- 11g (43% DV)
Protein- 12g
Vitamin B6
(88% DV)
Iron (37%
DV)
Manganese
(99% DV)
Copper (19%
DV)
|
Great source
of micronutrients, and a gluten-free and vegan option for protein and fiber
|
Thyme- 1 tbsp (2.7g)
|
Calories-7.5
Carbohydrates- 1.7g
Fiber- 1g (4% DV)
Iron (42% DV)
Vitamin K (39% DV)
|
Rich
in micronutrients and dietary fiber
|
Basil- 1 tbsp (2.1g)
|
Calories-5
Carbohydrates-1g
Fiber 0.8g (4% DV)
Vitamin K (31% DV)
Iron (24%)
|
Rich in
micronutrients and dietary fiber
|
Olive Oil- 1 tbsp (13.5g)
|
Calories-
119
Fat-
13.5 (Monounsat 9.8g, Sat 1.9g)
Vitamin
E- (13% DV)
|
High
level of monounsaturated fatty acids, which help lower risks of heart
disease, and also rich in fat-soluble vitamins like K and E
|
This salad is so good! I'll never get sick of it! Excellent use of my favorite legume!! Thanks Sandy!
ReplyDeleteThanks Abrar for trying this recipe out, we're glad you enjoyed it.
DeleteTried this out and it turned out sooo good!!! Thanks for sharing this recipe - Haya
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