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Eggplant garnish with chickpeas

Aubergine garnish

Do you like eggplant? Maybe the answer is yes, but you don't consume it much because you don't know how to prepare it... Well, here we leave you an option: a aubergine garnish different, vegetarian, vegan and with vegetables.

It can also be a first course. But, if you choose to serve it as a side dish, you can try it with rice, with couscous or with some simple potatoes. It also goes very well with meat and fish, although it will no longer be a vegan dish.

I have used some chickpeas that I had left over from cooking. Of course you can use those canned chickpeas They always get us out of trouble.

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  1.   M Carmen said

    Good afternoon, Ascen, I liked the idea of ​​the aubergines with the chickpeas, but it is not a very short time if you put crushed tomato

    1.    Ascen Jimenez said

      Hello, M Carmen,
      If you notice, the amount of tomato is very little. I put passata on it because I always have an open jar at home. But you can put a few pieces of raw tomato or even two tablespoons of fried tomato if you have an open jar.
      I will specify it in the recipe.
      Thanks and a hug

      1.    M Carmen said

        Thanks Ascen, I have tomato concentrate at home. will it go well?

        1.    Ascen Jimenez said

          I would mix it with a little bit of water. I think it will be great 😉

  2.   M Carmen said

    Ascen how do you make the passta? And to keep several little bottles?

    1.    Ascen Jimenez said

      I buy it but it is actually the tomato pulp crushed and cooked. It is similar to fried tomato but it does not have oil so it is less caloric. I am sending you the link of a sauce that is not passata but it is similar because it does not have oil either: https://www.thermorecetas.com/tomate-cocido/