Chickpeas have a delicious nutty taste and buttery texture. Pumpkins are naturally low in calories and fat, rich in vitamin A and an excellent source of fiber. The match of chickpeas and pumpkins, for me, is the match made in heaven.
Not only are they delicious, healthy, and loaded with nutrients, but they could also be used to make a variety of healthier holiday or daily treats. These patties are very easy to make and bursting with flavours.
- 400 g Butternut pumpkin puree©angiesrecipes
- 150 g Chickpea puree
- 350 g Glutinous rice flour
- 25 g Honey
- 450 g Poppy paste©angiesrecipes
- Some corn oil
- Place butternut pumpkin puree, chickepea puree, glutinous rice flour and honey in a bowl. Mix with your hand until you have a smooth dough. Add more glutinous rice flour if needed.
- Divide it into 35 portions, each about 26 grams. Shape each into a ball. Divide the poppy paste into 35 portions too. Roll each pumpkin dough into a round, fill the center with poppy paste, and then seal to enclose the filling. Lightly press it down to flatten the ball.
- Heat up a skillet with some corn oil and pan fry patties over the low-medium heat until golden brown.
These look amazing. I am a little confused about the butternut pumpkin puree. What is it? Pumpkin or butternut squash or either or both?
ReplyDeletewow..delicious patties angie..looks lovely dear..
ReplyDeletechayacomfycook: I call "butternut squash" as "butternut pumpkin". ;-)
ReplyDeleteThese look delicious! The squash puree and chickpea puree combined sounds so great. This is going on my 'try this soon' list!
ReplyDeleteNow I don't think I've ever tried a combination of pumpkin and chickpeas but I'm sure I'd love it. Plus, I adore anything with poppyseed.
ReplyDeleteCan you come cook for me, what torture great recipes no kitchen yet :( love this one!
ReplyDeletedelicious patties,a very interesting combination,i like all the ingredients!
ReplyDeleteLovely combo...great clicks too!
ReplyDeleteThese look so delicious. And healthy too!
ReplyDeletenever had these delicious patties
ReplyDeleteVery summery dish! Love the colour of the squash..bet tasted very delicious too!:D
ReplyDeleteWow looks super yum!!
ReplyDeleteFantastic idea..truly a match made in heaven..added in my list of things to try out :)
ReplyDeleteUS Masala
I must admit I have never used chickpeas before, even though They are so cheap and I can buy them in every store.They are just not a part of our cuisine. But things are changing and I am exploring the recipes. Beautiul combination of the pumpkin:)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous looking patties, very tempting..
ReplyDeleteI love the bright orange color of these patties-beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI have never had patties like this loooks so so good.
ReplyDeleteAngie, this is a great idea. A match made in heaven, indeed! I love the way they look, and definitely know that I'd love the way they taste, too!
ReplyDeleteangie,please collect the awards on my blog,they are for all my foodie friends!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, healthy and delicious patties. I can eat these for breakfast, lunch and dinner :D I suppose I can use sweet potato, too...hehe.
ReplyDeleteThis is really wonderful idea and recipe looks so so so delicious angie.
ReplyDeleteSuper delicious! love it :)
ReplyDeleteGreat combination. Pumpkin - fall must be on its way
ReplyDeleteButternut squash and garbanzos beans are two of my favorite all-time foods. I would absolutely love this! =)
ReplyDeleteThese look absolutely wonderful
ReplyDeleteButternut squash and chickpeas are 2 of my favorites! i don't know what Poppy paste is though? And is the glutinous rice flour essential or can regular flour be subbed? I LOVE the look of these and so want to try them! Thanks!
ReplyDeletevoila des galettes bien originales!!!!!
ReplyDeletej'aime beaucoup la façon dont elles sont préparées, elles doivent être très bonnes
bonne soirée
those patties look delicious Angie. I must try the match. Chiclpeas and pumpkin sounds interesting. Thanks :)
ReplyDeleteOoo... such appertizing snack! It's like having our local deep fried sweet potato patties with spicy shredded coconut. The patties look yummier with filling, right! Enjoy your day.
ReplyDeleteCheers, kristy
Interesting flavors in this dish. I might have to give this a try since it is definitely squash season here now!
ReplyDeleteI think I see three patties with my name on it...
ReplyDeleteThe Peach Kitchen
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Love this vegetarian patties! So delicious!
ReplyDeleteI have learned something new from you! Never seen poppy seed paste over here before. The patties looks wonderful! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI always have fond memories for chickpeas - it was my favourite item on the kacang putih man's cart :)... Lovely snack!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! A perfect dish for fall!
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome...I really want to try them! Perfect recipe to usher in Fall! :)
ReplyDeleteInteresting combo of chickpeas and pumpkin. I wonder how poppy paste plays a part in terms of flavour? Can't get anything 'poppy' in singapore as it's regarded as a narcotic. Any suitable substitute to recommend?
ReplyDeleteAmazing patties! I never thought to combine the flavors before, but now that you've put them together I'm definitely thinking good things about it :) Thanks!
ReplyDeleteYou always come up with something different and delicious! Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteDebbi Does Dinner Healthy: You can use flour instead, but the taste and texture would be very different. Poppy paste is mainly prepared with ground poppy seeds, and oil. You don't have to use poppy paste as the filling, others like red bean paste, or black sesame paste would be great too.
ReplyDeletebusygran: Yes, use any bean paste instead if you can't get poppy pasta.
the patties looks so nice, I love the shining surface and color.
ReplyDeleteThis Chickpea Butternut Pumpkin patties looks so delicious.This seems something different taste and new combination of ingredients.I would like to cook this recipe in weekend.
ReplyDeleteI love glutinous rice ball or patties, your combo here sounds intriguing.
ReplyDeleteyep, it's time for the butternut recipes to come out in force! i love this pairing with the oh-so-nutty and toothsome chickpea. great recipe, angie!
ReplyDeleteOh yum! I could easily demolish a plate of those!
ReplyDeletebrilliant idea for kids' lunch box.. thank you :)
ReplyDeleteI wanna make this Angie!!! But must wait till my helper's back first... :(
ReplyDeleteAnd your mushroom pasta.. gosh.. looks absolutely scrumptious!!
Chickpea and Pumpkin! Thats a very unique combination...the patties look great :-)
ReplyDeleteWow, very special. You are great to combine all these wonderful ingredients together to yield such a great dish. Looks yummy and nutritious. ;D
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty and I bet they're absolutely delicious, especially with the poppy paste inside!
ReplyDeleteLovely combo and looks so yummilicious!!
ReplyDeleteI have never thought to put these two ingredients together. Those patties look delicious.
ReplyDeleteMan this is a great recipe! I often want new ideas for butternut squash and you have created a very healthy and tasty treat here! I am catching up on post before we go to Spain-
ReplyDeleteVery very interesting, looks yummy.
ReplyDeletelooks delicious!
ReplyDeleteThese look wonderful! I don't think I've ever had anything like this, but I'd love to give these a try. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteNothing says fall better than butternut squash and pumpkin.... and these are the perfect little guys to get the season started.
ReplyDeleteIs it a pumpkin season already? Looking so yummy
ReplyDeleteAngie - love these.... they are so cute! I had no idea what to expect when I saw the title for these! Delicious, I appreciate that you are continuously cooking from different cultures! xoxo megan@foodalution
ReplyDeleteVery innovative....and sounds tasty too...
ReplyDeleteOMG this sounds amazing. I love squash so much. It's one of the many things I am looking forward to with the approach of fall right now. My husband is not the biggest squash fan but I am determined that he can deal with it once in a while!
ReplyDeleteI would never thought of combining them like this...and this must be so tasty. You are so creative :)
ReplyDeleteThese look awesome & are a great combo. Never would have thought of it. Do you think they'd bake well? I can't eat fried food but I have all of the ingredients on hand.
ReplyDeleteThis is a match made in heaven for me too Angie! These look dreamy! I make a stir-fry with this same combo and also a pasta dish.
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredible brilliant combo, I never would have thought to have poppy seeds and butternut squash, how yummy is that!
ReplyDeletethats looks really delicious patties the ingredients are really interesting yummy one
ReplyDeleteWhat an unusual combination in a patty! I love the colour and as I love both butternut squash and chickpeas, this is definitely a winner in my book :)
ReplyDeleteyum! I am obsessed over your pictures as I always say haha
ReplyDeleteGreat commbination, they look a little like dried apricots in color and shape to me. Very pretty!
Baking Barrister: I think it should work. Just spray some olive or corn oil on them before baking.
ReplyDeleteAngie...although I might skip the poppy paste...I'll have to make these patties for sure!
ReplyDeleteI always have chickpeas and my favourite squash on hand.
Great, healthy recipe.
Flavourful wishes,
Claudia
These would go perfect with baby spinach cooked with pearl onions and some game! I may have to feature this on Natural Selection this fall!
ReplyDeleteCheers Angie!
how gorgeous and delicious!
ReplyDeleteI love that they have chickpea in them.
ReplyDeleteWow, as dim sum, appetizer or main dish your chickpea/butternut patties look perfect! How genius to combine these two! Wow.
ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic Angie :)
ReplyDeleteThese patties are a vegetarian dream, Angie! Yes, they are. Yes, they are (smile)...
ReplyDeleteThese look absolutely delicious! I am in love with chickpeas!
ReplyDeleteAngie, these look great - I'll look forward to trying them this fall.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite ingredients!! Thanks for this great recipe. I'll definitely try this. I have acorn squash.. wonder if that would work?
ReplyDeleteKumi: Acorn squash will work too!
ReplyDeleteThese are simply genius! I love everything pumpkin & the creativity of your recipes. Great that these patties are healthy too!
ReplyDeleteThis recipe is the perfect solution to my overflowing butternut squash collection from the garden--love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is so different and it combines 2 of the things I have been trying to cook with more! In fact I am making butternut squash chicken right now! I love the color of these patties, thanks!
ReplyDeleteButternut Squash and Chickpea marry well in this recipe. Drool
ReplyDeleteWoah, this is an awesome combo! I love all of these things separately, but as a patty... I definitely need to make this! Delish!
ReplyDeleteWow. I'm big on colours when it comes to food and I love the colour of these. Chickpeas and pumpkin are also up there on my favourite foods list. Thanks for the recipe!
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ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome combo!! I love this article
ReplyDeleteLooks really tasty! How do you puree the Chickpeas in a blender?
ReplyDeleteAlso does pumkin work instead of Butternut Squash?
@Tony@LED Grow Lights
ReplyDeleteI just threw them (with a little of water if a bit dry) in the blender, and turn it on. Process until smooth. And yes, you can use other types of pumpkin instead.
I love chick peas being a vege they are high in prorien and low in fat these recepies look great
ReplyDeletelas empanadas se ven muy rica,se parecen a nuestras sopaipillas(es una masa con puré de zapallo)un pan frito,tus empanadas son exquisitas,lo nuevo es mezclados con garbanzos,una delicia muy original,cariños y abrazos.
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ReplyDeleteThese are a perfect little treat!
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