Roasted Chickpea Snacks | AIR FRYER and OVEN

[@LionofJudah7771]

O wow! I'm so totally going to make these. THANKS!

[@triadafillos1]

some minutes ago I stumbled on your channel, I find it very interesting and useful!

[@belenpratt5028]

How we can cook the frozen Edamame seeds in the Air fryer , I love to watch the video to made the Check peas , I love to eat healthy foods ,how long we can keep it in a jar un cover?

[@tammieherring7990]

Can you use dry/raw chickpeas?

[@Thespicyapron]

Not for this recipe. You will need to use already cookekd chickpeas - either canned or ones cooked on the stove or Instant Pot.

[@ensignful]

They look delicious!

[@wallypaige8496]

We buy our chick peas from the bulk barn. They are dried but should they be put in water over night and then dry them out after they are rinsed. Should they also be cooked? If so. For how long at what temp.

[@Junebugreen]

You can make this recipe with soaked but not cooked chickpeas. Chef John at the cooking YT channel Food Wishes soaks the chickpeas for 24 hours and proceeds to bake them in his oven. You would have to figure out the timing in the air fryer. You are essentially cooking the chickpeas while you’re air frying them.

[@OnAirVoice]

Happy New Year!!

[@Thespicyapron]

You too!!

[@sharondensmore5052]

Love your videos. Love this recipe

[@Thespicyapron]

Thank you! :)

[@judyblaise1639]

I’ll have to try these. I like crunchy things. Could you dehydrate them? Happy New Year!! I have missed you.

[@Thespicyapron]

Awe, thanks Judy! I'm glad to be back! I haven't tried dehydrating them. It might take awhile, but I don't see why it wouldn't work! If you try it, let me know how they turn out!

[@joycekuras5208]

After you make them how do you keep them crispy when you put them away they become more soft

[@Thespicyapron]

I put them in a paper bag, but they really don't stay crispy long. They're still good, though!

[@alexanderaudreydakota2333]

Hello Joyce, how are you doing?

[@jeffbrown5707]

Oh there you are Peter 😘 . It' about time you showed your beautiful face. I will be trying your air fryer recipe for the chick peas soon . Happy New Year !!

[@Thespicyapron]

Let me know how you like them!!

[@sandyjohnson5111]

I’ve seen ranch seasoning used.

[@Thespicyapron]

@@sandyjohnson5111 I'll bet that's good!

[@jemsmom97]

That sounds good!!

[@MsGogo62]

Please may I have the pdf

[@Thespicyapron]

Of course! Here's the link to get it! I hope you find it helpful! bit.ly/AntiInflammatoryPDF

[@sharakirkby2744]

You could use oregano garlic cumin salt paper sumac for favours or curry. For sweet pumpkin pie spice with honey or sugar( white or brown. Be careful sugar doesn’t burn perhaps after baking add the sugar. Zest lemon orange rinds as well etc etc etc.

[@SunniDae333]

Omg what a great idea! Thank you!

[@FLSiegl]

Just to let you know when i push the link for the ant inflammatory PDF for which foods i need to avoid it just clicks me out!

[@Thespicyapron]

Oohhh! Thanks for letting me know. I'll try to fix it now!

[@FLSiegl]

Sorry it's not fixed!

[@Thespicyapron]

@@FLSiegl Yikes! I'll have to have my IT people look into it. Thanks for the heads up. I believe you are subscribed to my email list? I will see if I can email it directly to you. Thanks again!

[@erwinestruwig2288]

Link ?.

[@Thespicyapron]

The link should be in the description box, but here it is again! Thanks!! thespicyapron.com/roasted-chickpea-snacks-air-fryer-and-oven/

[@stevenfeil7079]

HUMMUS please!

[@Reddylion]

Yumm

[@antoniodelrio1292]

I don't need to make these! They sound great and will not last 5 minutes in my house ;-)

[@Thespicyapron]

Haha! But they're so good for you! You can eat them all day long!

[@frankenstein3163]

Are they heard on the teeth or is it more like popcorn ?

[@Thespicyapron]

Nope! But that’s a good question. It’s kind of between popcorn and corn nuts.

[@dianneallen583]

My attempt at roasting chic peas was a flop. When I shook them many of them fell under the crisper tray. Consequently they were not cooked evenly in air fryer.

[@carolgonzalez3081]

Take the tray out shake them half way through cooking.

[@buckets212]

Why does this temperature of 390 degrees keep popping up on channels like this one? Why not 400 degrees? I don't get it. Is one person copying from another? Also, the variation of cooking times from one channel to another is extremely large. I just watched one video where the time was 25 minutes, while another was 10 minutes. It's hard to believe they all worked, making nice, crunchy chickpeas. I get that air fryers diffeer, but this is a very straightforward recipe. Nothing to it.

[@opinionbytriz]

Exactly my question. I've heard that it also depends on where you're located on how food cooks. So maybe that's why 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@Thespicyapron]

I think the answer to your question is that when air fryers originally came out, many brands limited the temp to 390 degrees. It's as hot as you couuld go. Now, they are much more versatile. My current one tops out at 400 degrees. I can't answer about other recieps regarding the time it takes, but I can say I test all my recipes and only put out what works for my recipes. Thanks for your comment!

[@juneturpin2019]

I hope I'm not offending you but I thought you were a younger version of one of my favorite Dems, Hillary Clinton! Thanks for the recipe ❤

[@ksnapperrocks254]

Why do these foreign people alwys open a can of beans open a can of chickpeas 🤷🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️ God just buy it dry and soak it up !

[@stormygayle9388]

I cannot seriously believe that you are in a clean eating journey and you are using canned chickpeas... seriously! Did u look at the can to see what they add to these legumes.?? Or what happens to them in the factory.. Seriously! But a packet of chick peas.. there is no comparison health or flavor wise! Don’t use canned foods for anything!

[@linus1703]

What method do you find best for prepairing dried chickpeas? I'm the same and want to avoid cans but it doesn't work out so well when air frying.