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As I sit eating this for lunch at work I had to add a review. This is outstanding. I made a pot and froze it and it held up great. I have made this recipe about 10 times (no almonds) and it is my favorite lunchtime soup. The mix of spices is just right and the soup has a beautiful golden yellow color. This last time I added tofu and it took on the flavors of the spices nicely. In my recipebook this is labeled "guestworthy".
person found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Junebug
on September 04, 2003
This is an easy and fairly quick dish to prepare. The flavor is excellent. I used a medley of red, green and yellow peppers and did not use the olives. I did have to add more liquid as it simmered. Pets, thank you for sharing this delicious recipe!
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on April 15, 2003
I've made this stew three times and everyone has loved it. I just noticed that the last time, I added about four times the normal amount of sliced almonds. This makes it a thicker stew, but it was still delicious.
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This was quite yummy! Tried this recipe tonight, because it reminded me of a recipe that I make quite often. I decided to post my recipe tonight since this reminded me of it! You should try it!!! (Vegetable Stew With a Kick). Thanks for the recipe!!!
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on January 28, 2003
What a flavorful stew this turned out to be! I loved the chickpeas and the olives, and the spices were excellent! Lemon squeezed over the top finishes it off nicely! Thanks for this recipe! I left out the almonds so my DH could eat it.
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This was absolutely fantastic, one of my favorite recipes ever and the boyfriend raved about it (he's not the one watching his weight either!). Have to agree that cooked chickpeas are better than the ones in a tin. I don't think the almonds are necessary but that's just my opinion. This dish has the perfect amount of heat and the spices are perfect. Great texture. Thinking about making this again makes my mouth water.
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on May 04, 2008
Delicious, colourful and well appreciated by all the members of my household! Cooked chickpeas are far superior to tinned - I would recommend using them every time. Thanks very much for posting - will definitely be making this again! :-)
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on April 08, 2008
Thanks, Pets'R'us, for a very tasty dish. My sisters enjoyed this VERY much. Will go on my rotation.
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on February 24, 2008
OUTSTANDING! This is a COLORFUL, WONDERFUL, COMFORTING, FLAVORFUL, HEALTHY, VEGAN stew! I served this over brown rice and nothing else was needed. I mixed the leftover rice and stew together for the next day. I made it as directed but used less cayenne and added black pepper. THANKS FOR THIS KEEPER RECIPE! Made for the Holiday tag game.
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I left out the lemon juice and added carrots, eggplant, zucchini and cauliflower. It was good.
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on September 28, 2006
This was great! I used eggplant in place of zucchini simply because I had it on hand - it worked great. I served it over couscous. I'll certainly be making it again soon! Danielle
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on September 21, 2006
i made it twice and came out great--as a part of a buffet super highly recommend it-reheats well
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on September 10, 2006
Easy, cheap, and fabulous flavor! I loved this dish! I wouldn't change a thing! I didn't add any salt (husband did, but he quadruple salts everything), and left out the red pepper (didn't have any handy). We ate this over brown rice. This stew had loads of flavor for little expense or effort! Can't wait to eat the rest for lunch tomorrow!
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on August 24, 2006
This stew had a very flavorful blend of savory and sweet spices and vegetables. I used the maximum recommended amount of liquid but could also see using less according to taste. I included both the almonds and olives (an imported mix) and although these ingredients added to the fat content of the recipe they are "good" fats. Also, as you can see, lots of vitamins A & C so this gets high marks healthwise too. I served over brown rice because I forgot to pick up couscous. I tasted it before all the ingredients were added and thought maybe it had too much cayenne, but in the end the spices turned out perfect. It was also quite filling and colorful. Great all around. Thank you too, Pets! And thanks for letting me post my first picture of a recipe too.
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on October 25, 2004
What a tasty stew! Unfortunatly we gave the left overs to our guests who raved over it, so I don't have any for lunch today! Thanks for sharing your recipe.
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Wonderful! This dish is very easy to prepare and tastes divine. I served this over couscous for a Moroccan meal and it went over very well. I can see making this frequently as it was loved by all. Thanks Pets!
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Delicous! Make extra because the leftovers taste even better.
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Serving Size: 1 (244 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
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