Sweet potato chickpea curry
Likely supporting ingredients: onion, garlic, spices, oil, tomatoes or yoghurt.
Cook with what you have
With sweet potatoes and chickpeas, you can make Sweet potato chickpea curry, Roast sweet potato chickpea salad, Sweet potato hummus, plus the other practical options below. Choose by the time, equipment, and supporting ingredients you have.
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Likely supporting ingredients: onion, garlic, spices, oil, tomatoes or yoghurt.
Likely supporting ingredients: onion, garlic, spices, oil, tomatoes or yoghurt.
Likely supporting ingredients: onion, garlic, spices, oil, tomatoes or yoghurt.
Likely supporting ingredients: onion, garlic, spices, oil, tomatoes or yoghurt.
Likely supporting ingredients: onion, garlic, spices, oil, tomatoes or yoghurt.
Pantry additions
onion, garlic, spices, oil, tomatoes or yoghurt
Meal types
Substitutions
Ordinary potatoes are less sweet and often firmer; pumpkin is softer and contains more water.
Butter beans are softer; lentils break down more; tofu gives a different texture but similar protein role.
A substitution can change texture, binding, leavening, taste, moisture, or cooking time.
Prep and storage
Keep whole sweet potatoes in a cool, dark, ventilated cupboard rather than the fridge.
Refrigerate opened tinned chickpeas in a covered container.
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FAQ
Sweet potato chickpea curry is usually the quickest starting point. You may also need onion, garlic, spices, oil, tomatoes or yoghurt.
It depends on the recipe. For better flavour and the right structure, you will usually still need onion, garlic, spices, oil, tomatoes or yoghurt.
Ordinary potatoes are less sweet and often firmer; pumpkin is softer and contains more water.
Keep whole sweet potatoes in a cool, dark, ventilated cupboard rather than the fridge. Refrigerate opened tinned chickpeas in a covered container.
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