How to Make Pasta e Ceci (Pasta with Chickpeas)



Bridget teaches Julia how to make Pasta e Ceci (Pasta with Chickpeas).

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  1. This recipe vaguely reminds me of an Egyptian street food recipe that my Egyptian friend used to make. You cook red lentils with salt, pepper, cumin, and garlic (granulated is fine, but you can saute fresh garlic as the base if you would like). Then add ditalini, and right before the ditalini is fully cooked, fold in kind of a lot of fried onions –use as part of the recipe, and not just flavoring She always made her own friend onions, but store bought is fine. This dish is so humble, but it's so darned delicious and amazing!! She may have added a touch of brown sugar? I don't know, but it's such a flavorful and satisfying dish! The texture is more like a porridge than the looser consistency of the above recipe.

  2. The preparation of this Italian specialty, which is more like a thick soup than a manister, could not be easier
    Tomatoes!
    The recipes are slightly different from region to region, so in Tuscany they do not put any, for Naples they like to have their pasta eat more dense, the Romans also put salty anchovies …
    NO Pancetta.

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