Ingredients
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3
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6 - 7
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4 - 5
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6
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1/2
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2
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Directions
Braised Cod With Chickpeas, From Shabat Shalom by Susan Friedland, this is a typical Moroccan-Jewish dish It’s great as a main course, or would serve 8 as a starter Prep time does not include time for making dried chickpeas (if you choose to use them) , This is a really good, nicely flavored family dish The chickpeas soak in all the flavors and go soft The cod I cooked took only 10 minutes to be fully done, so the spices don’t overpower the cod flavor This is a dish that would be much appreciated by the young and the elderly because the texture is basically soft Something crunchy is needed as a side dish , This was very tasty and easy to make used salt cod fillets which I de-salted for 2 days
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Steps
1
Done
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If Using Canned Chickpeas, Rinse and Drain Them. |
2
Done
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Combine the Cooked or Canned Chickpeas in a Saucepan With the Garlic, Peppers (or Pepper Flakes), 3 Tablespoons of Olive Oil, and 1/4 Cup of Water, Bring to a Simmer, Cover, and Simmer For 20 Minutes. |
3
Done
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Preheat Oven to 400f. |
4
Done
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Remove and Discard the Red Peppers. |
5
Done
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Add the Cumin to the Chickpeas and Spread Half the Chickpea Mixture in the Bottom of a 9" Square Baking Dish. |
6
Done
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Place the Fish on Top, Sprinkle With Salt and Pepper, Cover the Fish With the Remaining Chickpeas, Drizzle the Remaining Olive Oil Over the Top. |
7
Done
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Cover the Baking Dish and Bake For 30 Minutes Until the Fish Is Just Flaky but not Falling Apart (check After 20 Minutes). |
8
Done
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Serve Hot, Garnished With Sprigs of Parsley or Cilantro and Lemon Wedges. |