Lemon-Garlic Skillet Chickpeas | Easy & Delicious One-Pan Recipe


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  1. Windy Church
    Windy Church says:

    Hi. Have just subscribed! Just wondering, we are a family of 5 and would love to make this as part of a meat free family meal..does anybody have any ideas what you would serve this with to make it more substantial? Many thanks! X

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  2. guest
    guest says:

    What's the point of getting olive oil from another part of the world (California) when you live in Spain and have easy access to the best olive oil there is?

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  3. K. Beaver
    K. Beaver says:

    Recently discovered this channel and love love love the simplicity and flavors. I made this tonight and included preserved lemon while the beans cooked and reduced the salt. With a super cold California Sauvignon Blanc, perfecto!

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  4. Andrew Thomason
    Andrew Thomason says:

    It seems like that much chopped, sautéed garlic would be overpowering, like ballpark garlic fries. I would consider roasting the head of garlic instead and squeezing it into the pan during or at the end of the simmering in broth step.

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  5. Rivet Gardener
    Rivet Gardener says:

    Oh yes….any recipe that calls for an entire head of garlic is just right for us here! Love garbanzos too. The grating of the lemon and manchego made my mouth water. Such a medley of delicious ingredients. Well done, Albert!

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  6. bombadil1977
    bombadil1977 says:

    How would you change this recipe if I have only dried garbanzos? After watching you this my morning with this recipe, I soaked 1 C of dried garbanzos in hot water for 6 hours. Just finished my dinner with this recipe and THIS IS DELICIOUS!! But it takes longer to cook the beans, methinks, so I added an ounce more of broth and let it simmer for in fact ~30 minutes++. Sooooooo, yummy!! Thank you!

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  7. Robert Lomax
    Robert Lomax says:

    Another excellent recipe (just made yesterday). I found your channel during the pandemic, and I really appreciate your approach to cooking–basic ingredients, relatively easy to make, and delicious results. Thanks so much!

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  8. dehanju
    dehanju says:

    Made this yesterday and it was amazing, but I made too much. What I did was I cooked the chickpeas that was left with a little more stock and then smashed them into bita crushed chickpeas, then i turned up the heat with some more oil and fried it, then i added fresh spinage and i let that wilter. Then some lemon juice and what I got was a sort of spreadable amazing crushed chickpea and spinage thing. I’ve had it hot and cold and both are recommended. Eating it right now cold on a slice of levain 😉

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  9. Catherine Smith
    Catherine Smith says:

    You are a truly Amazing Chef!! I have prepared a couple of your dishes and my family has loved everyone! Basic, humble, and healthy, yet so delicious! These are the recipes I've been looking for, I'm so grateful to have found your channel😸 I can only find chickpeas in a can, which tend to be a little more firm, my family prefers them very tender. How can I accomplish that with this dish?

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  10. Amber Nectar
    Amber Nectar says:

    I love the texture of chickpeas. Another delicious recipe.

    Love the way you taste your creations. When I cook I say to myself

    Make sure it is evenly coated 🙏🥳😂👍🙏🙏🙏

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  11. David Walters
    David Walters says:

    Literally left the kitchen with one of my last thoughts being "what should I do with that bag of chickpeas I have," basically, and then later on I see this… Well now I know haha. Thank you very much.

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  12. Nolan Francis
    Nolan Francis says:

    Can't count how many of your videos I've watched as it's too many, but one thing always bothered me: your damn nose turning up into the camera in EVERY SINGLE CAMERA SHOT. Do you even watch your vids before uploading?

    Dude, you cook with passion and it's commendable, but stop showcasing your booger zone in literally every video. I've been skipping past the back hole shots but I think I'm done.

    Good luck to you ,bro, keep cooking and sharing; stop turning up at the camera.

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  13. Gods own Drunk
    Gods own Drunk says:

    I just tried this dish, this evening, with a bit of Madurado cheese……the lemon zest was new for me with chickpeas . It was a wonderful combination, along with the thyme and olive oil. This is going to be a go to…

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  14. Adam Flores
    Adam Flores says:

    I constantly watch your videos. I’m new to Spain on a fork and leaning towards your channel being my favorite because you make recipes with healthier ingredients. Thanks a lot from America 🇺🇸

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  15. Chris Regotti
    Chris Regotti says:

    Just made this for dinner as a side for baked salmon – wow! Absolutely delicious. Didn’t have the Manchego cheese so we subbed in Parmesan, can’t wait to make it again with the Manchego. 10/10 would recommend.

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