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Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Corn and Chickpea Salsa

by Erika Nicole Kendall

Corn and Chickpea Salsa

3 cups corn

1 cup chickpeas (already cooked)

3/4 cups red, green and yellow pepper

1 cups onions

2 tbsp cilantro

1/4 cups lemon juice,

1/4 tsp salt

Throw ingredients in a hot skillet together, in the order listed. Go read a book… or… this little site.

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About Erika Nicole Kendall
After having lost well over 150lbs, Erika Nicole Kendall spends her time writing on issues regarding everything from wellness to weight loss, body image to booty image, from food to culture... that is, when she's not chasing her toddler across the house. Previously featured on NPR, Essence Magazine, Yahoo! Health and Woman's Day.

6 Comments

  1. 1

    I work with your mother. You look great!

    Kelly Pollard

  2. 2

    I want to try this over the upcoming weekend, however what do you serve it with?

    Rita

    • 2.1

      I just served it with a few pieces of chicken and some broccoli. Chickpea is an acquired taste, so you have to be careful with it. I like ‘em, but I’m easy to please. If it’s “too much,” adding a little more corn should help. Let me know how it turns out!

      Erika

  3. 3

    thanks, I’m excited to try this..my first real attempt at clean eating..oh and I’m already a fan of chick peas, in college we used to eat them with rice when money got tight, lol

    Rita

  4. 4

    Just finished cooking this and I am SO excited to add this to salads and use it as a side! I didn’t have cilantro and I wanted something a little spicier so I subbed in Cajun seasoning and its delicious! Thanks so much for sharing. :)

    Kait

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