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Chickpea Fritters With Couscous

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Grains 1 Servings

INGREDIENTS

7 oz Couscous
1/2 Cucumber
2 Plum tomatoes, peeled
seeded diced
1 Bunch flat leaf parsley
1 Lime
6 Green onions, trimmed
1 14oz chickpeas drained
rinsed
1/2 t Cumin
1/2 t Coriander or cilantro
1 Red chilli, seeded finely
chopped
1 Handful fresh
coriander/cilantro leaves
1 Garlic clove
Plain flour for dusting
10 Fresh mint leaves
5 oz FF yoghurt
Salt & freshly ground pepper
Paprika

INSTRUCTIONS

This is a recipe which was used on TV (Can't cook, won't cook)I have
adapted it to remove fat.  Put 4oz/120ml water in a small pan add 1/2
tsp salt.Bring to boil  remove from heat stir in couscous leave for
5mins.  Grate cucumber and squeeze liquid out.Spread onto a plate
sprinkle  with small amount of salt and set aside.Finely chop parsley.
Stir tomatoes, parsley into couscous.Halve lime and squeeze in the
juice.Finely chop half of the spring onions stir into couscous.Season
to taste.  Roughly chop the remaining spring onions, place in food
processor with  chickpeas.  Add cumin, coriander/cilantro, chilli and
coriander/cilantro  leaves.Chop garlic clove and add and whiz briefly
in the food  processor until just combined.Season to taste.Place
cucumber in a  bowl and stir in yoghurt chop mint add with plenty of
seasoning.Mix  well.(in the programme I'm sur they used paprika instead
of the mint)  Heat frying pan and spray with lite oil spray.Shape
chickpea mixture  into 6 oval patties and dust lightly with flour.Add
to the pan and  cook for a few minutes until heated through and
beginning to  brown(watch not to burn them)turning once.Place on
kitchen paper to  dry if needed.  Divide couscous between n2 plates
spoon over the yoghurt dressing and  add 3 chickpea fritters to each
plate.Dust with paprika to serve.Add  lemon wedges if desired. Posted
to fatfree digest by Maralyn  <maralyn.olsen@virgin.net> on May 30,
1998

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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients)
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Calories: 336
Calories From Fat: 23
Total Fat: 2.8g
Cholesterol: 0mg
Sodium: 729.1mg
Potassium: 1069.6mg
Carbohydrates: 65.4g
Fiber: 13g
Sugar: 3.8g
Protein: 18.1g


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