1/4cupwhite balsamic vinegarwalnut or white wine vinegar
2-4tbspmustard (prepared)Dijon (30-60 g)
Instructions
Soak the chickpeas in filtered water for twelve hours (overnight). Drain and rinse.
Put in a heavy cooking pot and cover with about 4 C. (1 L) filtered water. Bring to a boil. Turn down and simmer with the lid on for 40 minutes until tender. Taste at 30 minutes. They should be tender to the bite but not mushy. Drain and rinse with cold water. Drain thoroughly before adding to the serving bowl.
Peel the onion and finely chop. Soak in ice water for ten minutes, then drain thoroughly.
Wash and spin dry the parsley or roll up in a kitchen towel to dry. Finely chop.
Put all the dressing ingredients—garlic through mustard—in a jar with a tightly fitting lid and shake until emulsified.
Put the drained chickpeas in a serving bowl with the parsley and drained onion. Pour over the dressing and toss until combined. Taste and add freshly cracked black pepper.
Notes
Per serving:
243 calories
15 g fat
0 g cholesterol
95 mg sodium (use less mustard or lower-sodium mustard to reduce this further)
64 mg potassium
19 g carbohydrate
4 g fiber
3 g sugars
7 g protein
6 Weight Watchers Points Plus
If you want a thinner vinaigrette dressing (like Angela's), use the smaller amount of mustard. If you want a thicker heartier dressing, use the larger amount. Canned chickpeas are also fine. Just drain and rinse well. Use 2 15-oz. cans for this recipe; rinse and drain well.