Chickpea Salad on Whole Wheat Pitas

"Get your grains and beans along with veggies and even some yoghurt. This is a sandwich that is not only good, but good for you."
 
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Ready In:
15mins
Ingredients:
12
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Combine chickpeas, parsley, lemon juice, olive oil and half of garlic in large bowl.
  • In another large bowl, combine salad greens, cucumber and onions.
  • Whisk yoghurt, cumin, dash of Tabasco and remaining garlic in small bowl.
  • Add salad greens to bowl with the chickpeas and toss to combine.
  • Season to taste.
  • Cut 1 end off each pita bread and open to form a pocket.
  • Using tongs, divide salad mixture among pitas.
  • Drizzle some yoghurt dressing over salad in each pita and serve immediately cause these go soggy fast.

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Reviews

  1. I made this for lunch for my friend and I yesterday and it was SO good. My pitas were not whole wheat, but other than that, that was the only modification I made. Next time, I will make more yogurt because it was so tasty that we wanted to use it generously. I used a few dashes of hot pepper sauce versus a single dash. Not only was it extremely tasty, it was very easy to make. My friend asked for the recipe. This is going into my keeper file. Thanks for posting. Made for ZWT9.
     
  2. I absolutely adore the addition of yogurt. I always make tzatziki so this was a welcoming change, and a way to use up the leftover yogurt. I added some quartered cherry tomatoes and celery, and served it with some grilled chicken (no pita). This was not only healthy but also satisfying and very tasty. Thank you!
     
  3. yum!
     
  4. We really enjoyed this. Instead of putting the salad into the pitas, I plated it and served the pitas cut into wedges on the side - less mess that way. My husband said this is the kind of thing that he likes to eat for dinner in hot weather so we will have this often during the summer.
     
  5. Fantastic! Made as directed except for one change- used mixed bean sprouts instead of mixed baby greens. This is delish served on mini whole wheat pitas with non-fat yoghurt drizzled on top. Made it for lunch and could not wait to get home to eat some more. I will make this again and again for sure. Thanks for posting this!
     
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  1. Fantastic! Made as directed except for one change- used mixed bean sprouts instead of mixed baby greens. This is delish served on mini whole wheat pitas with non-fat yoghurt drizzled on top. Made it for lunch and could not wait to get home to eat some more. I will make this again and again for sure. Thanks for posting this!
     

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