It was so, so good that it has stuck in my mind and I’ve been wanting to make a plant-based version ever since.

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Designed to reliably hot hold pre-cooked foods such as soup, curry, chilli, beans and more, the Buffalo range of durable and versatile bain maries is ideal for the professional catering establishment. But what if there was a better way round that, a cheaper supermarket alternative to Plenty that works just as well, if not better? The only time-consuming bit is peeling the chickpeas which you can obviously skip if you’re feeling lazy – the flavour is still A+++ even if the chickpeas won’t be as crispy. Selected Buffalo lines now feature a two year warranty ensuring you get a long, reliable service life out of your product.I made a half serving so that I could make it again tomorrow for lunch and just eyeballed the dressing and it was so good. I even left one in the fridge and my very decidedly meat-loving stepdad absolutely loved it and didn’t add chicken (as he usually does).

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The Buffalo brand consists of a wide range of robust commercial catering appliances designed to assist the professional caterer.

Thank you for helping me find a new way to eat buffalo sauce… I was perplexed by the dressing at first, but the flavor was a great balance to the spiciness. The Waitrose kitchen roll wasn’t particularly bad, it just wasn’t quite what you expect from Waitrose. I do the chickpeas exactly as you say but for the sauce I do an “Greek yogurt based ranch” and then I added a cabbage slaw on top. But my daughter came up with this sauce traderjoes garlic sauce and kens ceaser dressing mixed together.

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I pulled the sheet away and only a small amount of surface water remained, which I used the same sheet to mop up. I have a quick question about this dish, I’d like my chichpeas crispy, how to I achieve this without using the oven?As a Celiac, I’m always looking for easy lunches to bring to work that don’t make me jealous on pizza day. During these times I have shifted more toward bean and chickpea dishes and I am impressed with the variety of recipes I have found through Minimalist Baker.