Revithosoupa: Greek Style Chickpea Soup


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  1. DD
    DD says:

    I'm used to seeing red onion in this chickpea soup recipes, is it not a necessity for this? I love red onions and onions in general.

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  2. Sophie T
    Sophie T says:

    Its a good idea to add some salt when you have the chicken peas in the water overnight. I also recommend to boil the chicken peas -using cold water – for 5 to mins and discard the water Then use hit water to start cooking. Bay leaves garlic and thyme instead of parsley.

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  3. Perla Torres
    Perla Torres says:

    If I don’t happen to have fresh parsley, can we maybe try substituting it for cilantro?
    This would be my first time cooking it this way, but it’s the only ingredient I don’t have, so I figured maybe using cilantro instead. 😅

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  4. Double You
    Double You says:

    Made this on Wednesday, WOW what a great soup. I squeezed fresh lemon in to each bowl so good. I used vegan "chicken" stock for the liquid. Can't wait to try this one again.

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  5. Hope LaFleur
    Hope LaFleur says:

    Hello, I just made this, I like the lemon taste so definitely made it with one and half lemons! I not a fan of making it a red sauce. I do like that fresh taste! And I used canned chickpeas, did not have fresh.. so next time will try to make it with fresh ones!

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  6. Anstria Tarot
    Anstria Tarot says:

    Ok so you soak the chickpeas overnight or for eight hours or so and put them right into the broth without pre-cooking them? Omitting the initial cooking before using in a recipe would save time and trouble so this would be great. That looks a bit like the Italian pasta e fagiole – looks delicious. I love pulses/legumes and am checking out your other recipes!

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