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Leblebi -Tunisian Chickpea Soup

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Ingredients

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230 g dried garbanzo beans, soaked overnight in water to cover, with a pinch of baking soda
2 cups vegetarian beef broth
4 garlic cloves
3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
salt
pepper
1 egg, per person
1/2 cup day-old french bread, cubed per person
harissa, thinned with water to pouring consistency
1 pinch ground cumin
fresh ground pepper
16 manzanilla olives
capers
diced roasted red pepper
extra virgin olive oil

Nutritional information

168.7
Calories
74 g
Calories From Fat
8.2 g
Total Fat
1.2 g
Saturated Fat
23.2 mg
Cholesterol
100.2 mg
Sodium
18.3 g
Carbs
5.2 g
Dietary Fiber
3.2 g
Sugars
6.5 g
Protein
47g
Serving Size

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Leblebi -Tunisian Chickpea Soup

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    I was watching a traveling show and they were showing a brief section on street food of Tunisia, I saw this been served up and immediately was entranced by this ancient dish served for men at breakfast eaten outdoors. There are not many recipes out there but I managed to track this one down from this web site. http://www.lindystoast.com/2006/02/leblebi_tunisia.html, it was original sourced from Paula Wolfert's Slow Mediterranean Kitchen.
    The chick peas are a pain to peel but if you love traditional hearty breakfast fare without the meat, the pain is rewarded!
    DO NOT USE CANNED CHICK PEAS!

    • 680 min
    • Serves 8
    • Easy

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    Leblebi – Tunisian Chickpea Soup, I was watching a traveling show and they were showing a brief section on street food of Tunisia, I saw this been served up and immediately was entranced by this ancient dish served for men at breakfast eaten outdoors There are not many recipes out there but I managed to track this one down from this web site lindystoast com/2006/02/leblebi_tunisia html, it was original sourced from Paula Wolfert’s Slow Mediterranean Kitchen The chick peas are a pain to peel but if you love traditional hearty breakfast fare without the meat, the pain is rewarded! DO NOT USE CANNED CHICK PEAS!, I was watching a traveling show and they were showing a brief section on street food of Tunisia, I saw this been served up and immediately was entranced by this ancient dish served for men at breakfast eaten outdoors There are not many recipes out there but I managed to track this one down from this web site lindystoast com/2006/02/leblebi_tunisia html, it was original sourced from Paula Wolfert’s Slow Mediterranean Kitchen The chick peas are a pain to peel but if you love traditional hearty breakfast fare without the meat, the pain is rewarded! DO NOT USE CANNED CHICK PEAS!


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    1
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    To Make the Chickpeas, Preheat the Oven to 115. Put the Soaked Prepared Chickpeas, Stock, Garlic, Olive Oil, Salt and Pepper, and Extra Water to Cover the Peas by 1", If Necessary, Into a Heavy Lidded Pot or Casserole Pot. Bring to a Boil, Cover and Put in Oven For About 3 Hours, or Until Fully Cooked and Silky. Now, You Can Keep Going, or Store the Soup in the Fridge For a Day or Two, Until You're Ready to Go. When You Are Ready You Can Make It All (serves 8) or a Bit Now, and More Later. If You Have Refrigerated It, You Can Easily Remove the Fat from the Top.

    2
    Done

    When You Are Ready to Eat, Reheat the Chickpeas in Their Liquid, While You Prepare the Eggs. Fill a Bowl With Ice Water. For Each Bowl of Soup, Put One Egg in a Pan of not Quite Boiling Water. Cover Pan and Turn Off the Heat. After 6 Minutes, Slip the Eggs Into the Ice Water to Cool. Once They Ar Cool, Peel Them Carefully, Leaving the Medium Cooked Eggs Whole. This Is a Little Bit Fidlely but Worth the Effort After Coming So Far, or a Runny Boiled/Fried Egg Can Do the Job Too!

    3
    Done

    Put Some Stale Bread in the Bottom of Each Bowl, and Cover With a Portion of Chickpeas and Their Cooking Liquid. Set an Egg on Top of Each Bowl, and Cut It So That the Yolk Runs. Dribble Some Harissa Sauce Over Each and Sprinkle With Cumin and Freshly Ground Pepper. Top With Olives, Capers, and Diced Bell Pepper. Dribble on a Bit of Olive Oil, and Squeeze the Lemon Wedge Over All.

    4
    Done

    This Is a Satisfying, Belly-Warming, Invigorating Soup, to Cure You If You Are Both Tired and Hungry. but Don't Substitute For Those Chickpeas!

    5
    Done

    Serve With a Sangiovese.

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