Chickpea and Sweet Potato Curry

Chickpea and Sweet Potato Curry is a vegetarian meal made in the crock pot and is full of natural flavors and mild curry taste! Serve over your choice of rice and dinner is ready.

We love experimenting with curry dishes. In addition, the idea of vegetarian based curry dishes are really appealing to us. Mind you, we are not vegetarians. However, Mishawn, our niece is, and we have found many appealing recipes over the years based on her diet.

After the Lentil and Sweet Potato Curry recipe, our taste buds longed for more curry and more veggies. Have we also mentioned that we are loving our sweet potato addiction? If you love sweet potatoes then check out our other recipe Crockpot Sweet Potatoes!

The beginnings of our Chickpea and Sweet Potato Curry

So how to combine more curry and sweet potatoes to make a new vegetarian curry recipe…

Chickpeas came to mind and our Chickpea and Sweet Potato Curry recipe was born. Well, at least for us. There are all sorts of curry recipes with chickpeas out there. However, aside from hummus, chickpeas are usually not a staple in our house. After this recipe, that is going to change!

While the spices are similar to our previous curry recipe, we adjusted the spices so that the flavor is still intense, but the heat is a bit milder. It is hard to enjoy the flavoring of a meal if your tongue is writhing in pain from too hot of spices.

The wonders of the Chickpea

Chickpeas are also known as garbanzo beans. They are part of the legume family and have been around for centuries. This ancient food is one of the oldest known plant to be cultivated for human consumption and date back to 8,000-10,000 BC in the areas of Western Asia.

Chickpeas are high in fiber and plant protein making them a perfect addition to any vegan or vegetarian diet. In fact, they are a great addition to any diet. There are many ways to cook with chickpeas known worldwide.

Another bonus to the chickpea is how easily and long lasting it is to store!

We came across an excellent website called https://foodprint.org/ that has some really good ideas about food choices that are beneficial to both the environment and to people as well. Included in their https://foodprint.org/real-food/chickpeas/ article is a bumper field of information on everything from the origin of the chickpea to how to cook and store them! Check them out sometime!

Giving credit to where it is due!

Tanya has this innate ability with spices and flavorings. That is too say, Tanya has this natural instinct when it comes to making food go from boring to super star status!

The joy of our Chickpea and Sweet Potato Curry recipe is that it is that we cook it in our beloved Crock Pot! While the Crock Pot cooks and the house fills with wonderful aromas, we get to go about our business until dinner time!

Layer in ingredients into Crock Pot

Wrap up on our Chickpea and Sweet Potato Curry

We love the flavors of the chickpeas, sweet potatoes and green curry. In addition, the ease of making it in our handy dandy crock pot is a huge bonus to our free time. The prep work is about 30 minutes to get everything ready and then the day is yours. This is a great vegetarian meal! Not to mention all the healthy benefits of both the chickpea and sweet potato are perfect for any diet. Serve over rice and enjoy!

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Hi, my name is Yvonne. I am the other half of the Morgan sisters. We are, believe it or not, twins! Fraternal twins at that. We live in the bountiful Willamette valley where the seasons are mild and the harvests are plentiful. I have a beautiful little red headed daughter named Rochelle.


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