Chick Peas with Rocket and Sherry
Show: Nigella Express
Episode: Against the Clock
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By prospero6
Bristol
on September 03, 2012
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Do not try this. I've liked a few of Nigella's recipe ideas but this is quite vile. On the up side it only too up 5 minutes of my life to cook and a lot less to dump in the trash.
(I've just tried to give it a no star rating but I wasn't allowed, hence the one star
By laverne d.
washington, DC
on July 09, 2011
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Yuck. So, so bad. It isn't really fair that people changed the recipe, added other ingredients, or used different cooking methods, then gave 5 stars. If you make it the way she did on TV, it is very bad. I ended up throwing it away, when I could have used the ingredients in a salad that might have been OK.
By Katannah
Grayson, GA
on April 09, 2011
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I love chickpeas, so I buy them dry and soak them in the slow cooker until they're semi-tender and the skin peels back when I blow on them. I don't know what the results of this recipe would be with canned garbanzos, but I do know what the results are for mine - fabulous. The sherry is a rich, syrupy note, the chickpeas become even nuttier as they soak up the liquid. The cumin pulls the whole thing together. I also add the arugula at the last minute and make sure it's nice and soaked with the slightly reduced sherry. It wilts marvelously and does not lose its desired peppery flavor. I've added chorizo to this dish and served it as an entree when we're craving warmth and green, and my husband adores it. So nutritious and satisfying. I make this about once a month.
By nicolenestojko_...
San Diego, 43
on January 18, 2010
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I halved the recipe and added some lemon juice and additional ground cayenne. Recommend waiting to add the arugula until the very end, only needs a few minutes to wilt. Delicious, simple side dish. Going into my rotation!
By amy_snider_6740830
Arlington, VT
on January 16, 2010
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I plan on making this for our vegetarian friend when she comes to visit. The flavor is exotic, smoky and deep, yet fresh.
As for the reviewer who didn't like the cooked arugula, I didn't cook it. Nigella states to wilt it slightly, which is what I did. I added a chopped shallot along with the cumin, cooked the chickpeas as suggested, took the chickpeas off the stove, mixed in the 'rocket," and let the steam do the wilting, a la Giada. Perfect!
Although, upon rewatching the episode (God bless DVR's, I noticed that Nigella didn't do as she suggested...the rocket looked completely cooked. I wouldn't like that either!
By margaret_drummo...
green bay, 89
on January 16, 2010
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I love to watch and listen to Nigella, but I have a problem in that everything she makes looks good and she makes it sound good, but then you cook it and it doesn't taste good. I made this the last time this episode was shown. I cannot tell you how disgusting it was. Arugula is great in a salad but it's just not meant to be cooked. It gets really bitter and stringy and gross. Chickpeas are also great in salad but not good cooked. They get dry and hard and not appealing at all. Sorry folks, but this one is just bad, bad, bad.
By annabillis_12559616
Alpharetta, 49
on January 16, 2010
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I was sitting watching tv at 8 in the morning with my roommate... this looks sooooo yummy, and she made it look so easy. I want to go out shopping now to make this meal.
GOOD LUCK TO YOU!!!!!!!!
By radon
redwood city, CA
on October 14, 2007
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This was terrific for me as I'm a chickpea and arugula(American term for rocket fan.