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Tamarind Chickpeas with Greens

4 Servings

1 hour 15 minutes active

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For this one-pot meal, collard greens are stewed in a sweet-and-sour tamarind broth flavored with Indian spices. If you prefer kale, it's a fine substitute for the collards. Serve this dish spooned over steamed white or brown rice, and finished with a dollop of plain yogurt spiked with chopped fresh cilantro and mint.

4

Servings

Tip

Don't rinse the chickpeas after draining them; the starchy liquid that coats them helps to lightly thicken the sauce. After adding the collard greens, use tongs, not a wooden spoon, to turn the leaves and fully combine them with the aromatics.

1 hour

15 minutes active

Ingredients

  • ¼

    cup tamarind pulp (2 ounces)

  • 2

    cups hot water

Directions

Reviews
Carol A.
December 4, 2024
Pulp or paste?
How can I substitute tamarind paste for pulp?
Danette M.
April 11, 2024
Fabulous!
We’ve never cooked with tamarind paste before, and it adds a lovely complex tangy background flavor to the sauce! Loved all the spices—-ginger, garlic, cumin, garam masala—-with the collard greens and garbanzos, they make a wonderful main or side dish. This is a keeper!
sharon c.

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Margret P.

Just made this and had no tamarin but substituded with some prunes ..dish is amezing!!!

Margret P.

Also of course tamarind is amezing ..next time for sure use that!!

Emma S.

Delicious and easy curry. Collards add a meaty bite. Added a chopped serrano pepper for heat.

Ethan U.

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