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This vegan chickpea, coconut, and cauliflower curry is an easy-to-make slowcooker recipe that is perfect for a weekend dinner ...

Chanan Masala, an Indian chickpea curry, is a staple of northern Indian home cooking. I'm not a vegetarian, but, if I had to be one, I would cook a lot more Indian food. As one of the largest ...

This easy sweet potato and chickpea curry uses only a few storecupboard staples and is perfect for a laid-back supper. This is designed to be a low cost recipe. Each serving provides 551kcal ...

One recipe featuring an impressive five portions of vegetables is Jamie Oliver's sweet potato and chickpea curry - it's a dish bursting with flavour that is bound to be a hit with the family.

Check for Doneness: Bake the potato for 40 to 50 minutes, depending on its size. To test it, insert a paring knife. If it ...

One of these is Jamie Oliver's sweet potato and chickpea curry, featuring not one but five portions of vegetables or pulses. This recipe combines fresh veggies, wholesome legumes, alongside trusty ...

This vegetarian low-calorie chickpea curry makes a wonderful, easy after-work meal, and is ready in less than 20 minutes. It's also vegan if you leave out the egg. Each serving provides 441 kcal ...

Cook's tips You can alter the heat in this dish by using different curry pastes (vindaloo for hot; korma for a milder taste). Try folding in a bag's worth of spinach leaves, while the dish is hot. Don ...

Add your dry spices, turmeric, cumin and curry powder and stir to blend ... followed by your coconut milk and finally your drained chickpeas. Squeeze the juice of half a lime and stir.

As the cost of living reaches an all time high, our Saver Squad expert and food blogger Jack Monroe shows us how to make a delicious chickpea curry for as little as £2.10! 1. Pour a little oil ...

Sauté the onion, until transparent. Add the garlic. Add the curry powder and cook for 2 minutes. Add the tomatoes, drained chickpeas and stock and bring to the boil. Add the kumara to the curry ...