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DETOX MORROCAN-SPICED CHICKPEA GLOW BOWL #DINNER #VEGETARIAN


Who's playing around with their life throughout the following more than two days?

I have designs each day this end of the week, which is somewhat strange for me however I am v amped up for them all, since they incorporate things like eating out at my preferred Indian café (I began deliberately arranging my request the previous evening – I pay attention to these things), setting off to a play with my best lady friends, facilitating a child shower for which I will make excellent extravagant jeans toast and a pumpkin streusel bundt cake ?, viewing my younger sibling play football, and eating the remains of this bowl to complete a spotless eating reset between the entirety of my going-out dinners.

I kind of can hardly imagine how Monday is Halloween and afterward Tuesday is NOVEMBER. November as in the prior month December. How did this occur. Did life pull a prank on us? Also, does November mean we are authoritatively moving into the very virus season, and when is it adequate to simply put on my best sweats and remain inside all day, every day and call it winter?

I'm the sort of individual who is continually requiring at any rate 3 sets of thick socks, and who just ever eats hot to hot nourishment, and who converses with her significant other about her (NEED) for a hot tub every day. I truly don't love chilly climate. Be that as it may, do you realize what is somewhat fun about chilly climate? You can feel comfortable. When we lived in the Philippines, I understood that without chilly climate, you never get the chance to feel comfortable.

So as I'm preparing myself for November/winter/cold occasions ahead, I'm feeling 99% appreciative for the chance to feel comfortable with my sweats, thick socks, and a major shine bowl stacked with those Moroccan-spiced chickpeas. And furthermore still 1% avaricious for a hot tub. I NEEDZ A HOT TUB.

Detox Moroccan Chickpea Glow Bowl: clean eating meets comfort sustenance! veggie lover/vegetarian.


Ingredients
Moroccan-Spiced Chickpeas
1 tablespoon olive oil
1/4 cup chopped onion
1 clove garlic, minced
1 tablespoon each – chili powder and cumin
1 teaspoon each – turmeric and garam masala
1 teaspoon sea salt
dash of each -cinnamon and cayenne (to taste)
2 14-ounce cans chickpeas
2 14-ounce cans fire roasted diced tomatoes
Bowls:
cucumbers
couscous
mint, parsley, cilantro
yogurt or hummus
olive oil
lemon juice
toasted pita wedges
Instructions
Heat the olive oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add the onion; saute until soft. Add the garlic, spices, salt, and chickpeas – stir until very fragrant. Add the tomatoes (undrained) and simmer for 20 minutes while you prep the other ingredients.
Chop the cucumber, cook the couscous, and mince the herbs. Arrange bowls with desired amounts of all ingredients. Voila!

Notes
These are also very delicious as burritos. I am not joking. Wrap all those fillings up inside a large, warmed flour tortilla and be amazed.

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