A mix of Syrian and Algerian chickpea cuisine. The Syrian version doesn't have the onions and has bread as a main ingredient, while the Algerian version doesn’t use baking soda to whiten the boiling water which definitely adds a distinctive flavor to this dish. I cut on the calories while adding to the flavours. Each serving is 500 calories.

Surprisingly filling!

This recipe is adapted from a soup recipe that I found on the back of a Kroger's box of ditalini pasta! 👏😊 This is like a ham & bean soup meets vegetable noodle soup.🤷🏻‍♀️ Or a distant cousin of "pasta e fagioli" (pasta with beans) or "pasta e ceci" (pasta with chickpeas.) 😎👌 I loosely followed the box recipe, though I adjusted some measurements & substituted, as well as, added some ingredients. This soup turned out beautifully and was delicious! 👍👍 #ditalinirecipe #souprecipes #chickpearecipe #noodlesoup #veggienoodlesoup #pastaefagioli #pastaececi #hamandbean #veggienoodlesoup #homemadesoup

My take on Happy Planet’s Moroccan Chickpea Soup featuring Fennel, Coriander and Spinach.

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My mom used to make this soup for me whenever I was sick. It would always make me feel better. Makes about 8 cups of soup

It's really must to have lentil soup at least once a week.today I recommend CHANA DAL OR SPLIT CHICKPEA SOUP RECIPE

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#nonindian - This is an incredibly simple, comforting and a wholesome soup - Moroccan style, that can be dished out for a light hearty meal. It is very filling and you just don't need anything else. Well, you may pair it with some croutons or breadsticks. Rice may be substituted by couscous if you wish. Chicken too can be replaced with boneless mutton beef or pork if preferred. This piping hot soup is just perfect for a wintry night.