Roasted Garbanzo Beans/Chickpeas

YUM! These are good and addictive, as other reviews already state! I dry roasted these at 300 degrees for about an hour, giving the pan a good shake every 10-15 minutes. I then sprinkled with a little EVOO, gave the pan a shake. Sprinkled fairly liberally with salt and curry powder, gave the pan a shake. Put in at 350 for just about 10 or so minutes. VOILA! I'm excited to try different seasonings. Also, next time I'll either use very minimal oil, or I may even try sticking with nonstick spray - seems you just need enough moisture to prevent burning and get the seasoning to stick. Will be great on a salad as well... MMM! THANKS!

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Wow, sooooooo soooooo good! I really enjoyed this unusual twist on using chickpeas! The recipe worked out fantastically and the spice mix was so tasty! I would have never thought that the chickpeas would get as crunchy as they got and that Id like this as much as I did. Mmmm, I cant wait to make another batch! :) I used dried chickpeas, which I had soaked and cooked beforehand and instead of cooking spray used a little oil. Perfect! THANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing this fantastic recipe with us, Hope!

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I like the idea but could not get them to get crispy even after toasting for over 1 hour at 350 F. I did add sea salt and black pepper to one batch of curry & garam masala and a second batch of cajun. Good flavor and great healthy snack!

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These did not out well.
I cooked them longer like others suggested.
I ended up throwing them out.
It looks like you either love them or not.

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I should have read the reviews before making these. Mine didn't turn out crunchy, I baked for 45 minutes. I so want to love these, so I'm going to make them again and bake for an hour. The flavor was great - I used my own cajun mix that included chipotle and smoked paprika. This definitely needs salt though, I added salt. Will make again and check back.

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I used Redfarmgirl's method, dry roasting 1st then dumping into a Ziplock bag with the seasonings. I wish I would have added salt as they needed that. I was expecting this to knock my socks off after all the reviews but it didn't excite me that much. I do have to mention that they got better with age. Definitely crunchy.

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I was impressed. I didn't use cajun seasoning (didn't have any), but chili powder, season salt and onion powder, and cayenne. I dried off the chickpeas, sprayed lightly with cooking spray and then sprinkled the spices on. I had them on a jelly roll pan with parchment paper (no mess!!). I did end up keeping them in for 60 minutes. Very good. Btw, if you want something crispy do not close it in a bag or tupperware or anything like that until thoroughly cooled. Else, as others have stated they will soften.

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WOW! GREAT idea!! I've had 2 cans of chick peas in my pantry for months now... I had NO idea what to do with them. ZLike JenzyGirl's husband, I'm not too fond of chick peas, but these were magnificent! I actually just went with garlic salt and cracked black pepper. I actually prepped them while making breakfast the other day. They dried in the strainer for about 30 minutes and then on the towels for another 30 minutes. When the biscuits came out of the oven, the garbanzos went in... I shook them about every 10 minutes or so. PERFECT snack... I actually added chick peas to my next shopping list!

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These are quick and easy and so delicious! And did I mention addictive? My method is to roast the peas on a non-stick cookie sheet, stirring occasionally to keep them from sticking. After they are dry roasted, I pour them in a container, add 1/2 tsp olive oil plus chili power, salt, cayenne, and onion powder. Then shake, shake, shake! The oil helps the spices to stick to the peas and it's less messy than adding spices before/during the roasting. Also, I make sure to keep the lid off the container for about 1 hour after roasting so the steam won't cause the peas to soften. Yummy!

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I made them per the recipe, with the exception of the cayene due to my spice challenged daughter, and was very pleased with the results. Next time I go the grocery I plan on picking up several cans of chickpeas and making a spicy batch just for me! (47)

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Really tasty, I halved the recipe as I only had 1 can of chickpeas. This is a delicious healthy snack that I can happily munch on while surfing through Food.com

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Great recipe... I've made something similar before. I like using taco seasoning- ranch dressing mix is good too! I did have to bake longer- maybe total of 1 hour or so. A great nut-like snack- you get fiber and protein, w/o all the calories and fat!

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Pretty tasty and you can adjust the seasonings to suit your taste. I cooked mine in my toaster oven, and they took about an hour and 5 minutes. Please watch these during the last 15 minutes of cooking, as they tend to go from golden and crunchy to dried out and burned without proper care. Next time I make these I'm trying curry flavor!

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Thank you so much for posting this recipe. I made these last night. Not only are they delicious, but they're healthy! The seasoning options are endless. I'll definitely be making them again.

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Great snack. I had 1 c. of fresh cooked garbanzo beans left so cut the seasonings and cooked for 1 hour, shaking every 20 min.

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I made these today - I love garbanzo beans! I think I might not have cooked them long enough - mine were brown but not really crispy - tasty though! the cajun seasoning I have has way too much salt - so I used cayanne pepper - paprika - and the garlic / onion powders - healthy tasty snack for sure! next time I make them, and I will, I will cook them a little longer - thanks for sharing!

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This was super easy and a great yummy snack. I used Goya Adobo and a few other seasonings, yum, thanks! Made for the PARTY tag event.

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I sprayed a heavy rimmed cookie sheet with Pam and dry roasted the beans for 45 minutes - shaking pan every so often. Then I added a little olive oil and seasonings (garlic powder, red and black pepper, chili powder, coriander). I allowed to cool, tasting the beans often (of course!). They were good, but I thought that the flavor needed something. Then I followed an idea from another reviewer and squeezed a generous amount of lime juice over the beans and put them back in the oven for 15 minutes. Wow! The lime makes ALL the difference. Yum!

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These were good. I baked for an hour, so mine were especially crunchy. I had a few left over (that's hard to believe) and they were still crunchy the next day. I think I'll experiment with different seasonings. Thanks for a great, healthy snack.

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The flavor was good! I live in a tropical climate so within a half hour of placing them on the party food table they had gotten too soft and had to be thrown out. They would be a good snack food in a climate that's not so humid.

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