Healthy recipes may be easy. Just like this one. I’ve found a chickpea flour a couple of days ago and
Healthy recipes may be easy. Just like this one. I’ve found a chickpea flour a couple of days ago and I was looking for an easy way of testing it. I found in on Gourmet Traveller website.
When you mix flour with water you may think that there’s something wrong, or that you added too much water, but you didn’t. It’s all ok. I think that this crepes go very well with tomato and avocado. You can try a different mix as well, let me know if it worked. You know what’s the best part of this particular recipe? It’s tasty and easy. How cool is that!
You will need:
- 160g chickpea flour
- 1 tbsp olive oil plus more for frying
- 500ml water
- pinch of salt
- 1/3 cup herbs (like rosemary, sage, thyme)
- tomato, avocado, balsamic vinegar for serving
Mix flour with water, salt and 1 tbsp olive oil and refrigerate overnight.
In the morning mix it with a spoon a couple of times. Heat ½ tsp olive oil on a frying pan, pour 2 tbsp of a flour mix on it and spread some herbs. Fry on one side until golden brown and delicately move on another side. Repeat with the rest of butter. I served it with cut tomatoes and avocado with a bit of balsamic vinegar.
Enjoy, Marta
Just made some chickpea crepes today and just saw yours – beautiful!
ooh, like socca but way thinner… can’t wait to try! gorgeous!
I have been really curious about chickpea flour for some time!
I need to work up the courage to buy it and experiment with it soon
It sometimes takes me forever (or few years) to try something new, but chickpea flour has been on my list. I haven’t tasted it yet but have been curious. Love your crepes! So healthy and looking very delicious! I wish I have your photography skills too… Always look forward to click your post to see more pictures.
I do love chickpea flour – it has such a great, unique flavor! I bet these crepes are absolutely delicious!
Gorgeous shots. I haven’t used chickpea flour before… but it was only a few hours ago that I realised I liked chickpeas! haha true story 😛
YUM. How many crepes does this recipe make?Sx
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You should have around 10.
Marta, these are beautiful! I am so in love with these photos.
Gorgeous photos! I have never been good at making crepes, but if you say these are easy, maybe I should give them a try. 🙂
So excited that you posted this. I made my first socca last week and thought it really needed something. This is just the thing!
Wonderful way to use chickpea flour and gorgeous dish!
These look beautiful! I’ll have to pick up some chickpea flour soon. Yum!
Your blog and photographs are absolutely stunning! So glad to have found your blog!! 🙂
I have chickpea flour at home that needs using up, so thank you for this recipe Marta 🙂
I love chickpeas (though I’ve never tried the flour). These crepes look mouth-watering!
These look really wonderful. I’ve never worked with chickpea flour, but I love chickpeas in all forms so I’ll have to give this a go!
Yummy!! We make chickpea crepes all the time. Of course, the Indian version 🙂
This looks fabulous!!
Chickpeas crepes are sooo good! I love how thin yours is, I can’t wait to try it with avocado and tomatoes
Oh, these look wonderful! I *love* chickpeas. The fact that it’s a simple recipe makes it all the more tempting to make immediately. 🙂
I love this. I am traditional, ap flour for my crepes, but this looks so good. Perfect for a savory crepe.
I love them! A great summer dish.Cheers,Rosa
I know all abut chickpea crepes but for some reason almost never make them. They’re so good! Really healthy, and pleasant flavor. Yours look terrific! Love the pictures.
i make these regularly and its absolutely delightful 🙂
Lovely pictures and the recipe, something I am familiar and enjoy a lot, yummy.
Oh maaaan, I dig this. Beautiful photos as always!
Gosh I love your pics. The colours always seem to POP! Reminds me of the crepes I ate at Paris
yum I want to try these