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Stewy Greek Garbanzos

Stewy Greek Garbanzos

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by hercarrot

Stewy Greek Garbanzos

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by hercarrot

  • This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Recipe with Citrus & Olives
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    hercarrot's Notes: No Greek kitchen is without two ingredients: Lemons and Olives. While I'm not of Greek descent, my husband is and I am fully aware of the benefits of the Mediterranean diet. Few foods add...

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Serves 2-4 (depends on if serving over a grain or not)

  1. Pre-Prep: Chop onions, garlic, cilantro and olives. Set aside.

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  2. Heat a large small skillet on medium heat. Add olive oil to pan. Heat for a few seconds then add onions and garlic, cooking until onions are slightly translucent (4 minutes).

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  3. Place a heavy saucepan or dutch oven on the stove and add beans, chicken broth, tomato paste, olives, lemon juice, and cilantro . Stir to combine then add garlic and onion saute.

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  4. Cook for approximately 30 minutes, it will thicken up nicely! (This will depend on your stove and the pot you use, mine was going to burn if I cooked it longer then 35 mins.)

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  5. Meanwhile: Cook the grain of your choice. I love whole wheat orzo. Bring water to a boil (based on serving size you're making) add grain and follow cooking time.

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  6. After 25 minutes add the spinach and mix so that it wilts nicely. Take off the stove and serve in a bowl, top with Feta cheese and a fresh squeeze of lemon juice! SERVE and ENJOY!

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2 Comments on Stewy Greek Garbanzos

Dsc_0382 Reply

I'm going to save this and make this one day soon! Sounds great.

Headshot_202 Reply

I hope so! I'm ready for a second bowl! I'm going to saute a ton of spinach and serve it on top for lunch tomorrow!

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