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By: 👩🦳 Linda · · · 🗨 34 Comments
Patties are always a favorite at our house. These tasty morsels of food make a wonderful sidedish or snack. They are also great in the bento box as they taste just as good at room temperature. The base for patties is usually potatoes but chickpeas and lentils are often used. They can be flavored with any kind of minced meats, fish, or vegetables.
Patties can also be made vegan by using besan or gram flour. Besan is made of ground chickpeas. When mixed with a little water, it becomes a sticky paste that can be used as an egg replacer. It works really well as a binder for patties and meatloaves. This is an indispensable ingredient for vegans and those with egg allergies.
Note: Cooking the besan mixture takes away the raw taste that may otherwise be present if patties are too thick and not thoroughly cooked through.
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Enjoy…..and have a wonderful day! 8)
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Lyndsey says
They sound really good. I just bought some tinned tuna yesterday, I usually don’t get it because my daughter won’t eat it. This will be great for my bento lunch (I’ll just skip hers) 😀
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Biren says
Patties are some of the best foods for the bento. My boys love it. 🙂
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rebecca says
oh these look good I need to try making patties
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Biren says
Little and big kids love these. I always make a double portion to satisfy everyone. 🙂
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Juliana says
Biren, these patties look delicious, and I really like them since I am trying to incorporated more chickpeas in our diet…need to look for the chickpea flour. Have a great week!
Biren says
Some regular grocery stores do carry them. If not, do check the Indian grocery stores.
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Christine says
We also like tuna patties at my home. Thanks for sharing!
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Nami @ Just One Cookbook says
Hm! Tuna and garam masala! I would never think of these combination unless someone suggests me (and thank YOU!). I have garam masala in my cabinet and it’s always…left behind. I will definitely start using more and thanks for the recipe!
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Sonia says
Hi Biren, the patties are looking yummy, cant wait to give it a try !
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Belinda @zomppa says
Hmm….giving me a great idea for this week!
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torviewtoronto says
haven’t added chickpeas and tuna together before looks good lovely snack
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Zoe says
I like the idea of using chickpeas in these patties. It’s a great to trick fussy kid (like mine) to eat their vege.
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Suchitra says
looks great Biren, I guess, I can recreate this dish without the tuna and include veggies/tofu
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Jabeen says
so yummy.. perfect for snack.. i have never tried tuna in patties.. love it and bookmarking it..
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Jill Colonna says
Biren, Love the look of these. We adore fishcakes in our house but these look so different and tasty. Must give them a try!
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Victoria says
I actually love chickpea flour, I’m glad you used it along with regular chickpeas in these patties. Looks delicious and easy to make 🙂 High in protein too!
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Anncoo says
WOW! These patties looks so wonderfully delicious. I would like to try these too with your Yakisoba 🙂
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Biren says
I hope you will give it a try. They are very easy to make and you should have not problems getting the ingredients there. As for the yakisoba, I know you will be able to get all kinds of yummy fish cakes. Wish I had more choices here.
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Tiffany says
What a great way to get protein!
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Pepy @Indonesia Eats says
These patties are perfect for filling the burger 🙂
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Kristi Rimkus says
You are so right, everyone loves a good patty. These are especially terrific because the ingredients are inexpensive and so good for you!
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denise @ bread expectations says
I love bergedel, patties, croquettes, fish cakes and company 😀 This is so easy and sounds so tasty! I actually have everything on hand. How convenient!
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Angie's Recipes says
One can’t go wrong with chickpeas :-)) Those patties with tuna look fabulous!
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Jun says
I have been seeing a lot of chickpeas in foodblogs today. It is not a very popular ingredient in Chinese (or Indonesian) cooking, but I am tempted to give this a try. And it is a great idea to pre-cook the flour prior to using
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blogbytina! says
yum! I never know what to do with tuna besides boring tuna salad.
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Brindusa @ Cooking with my soul says
Very interesting mixture of ingredients. I never had chickpeas and tuna in the same dish. For sure I have to try it. Thanks for the recipe.
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Cheah says
I’ve never tried cooking with chickpeas. The patties look delicious and your pictures are just awesome!
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tigerfish says
Definitely a good idea to use chickpeas rather than potatoes….nice to have an alternative.
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Bizzy says
We are a family who loves patties so these would go over beautifully. I am interested in the besan flour. I have never used it before. I am going to look for it, in the stores.
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Jaclyn says
yum! i love anything with chickpeas!
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Shu han says
such a great idea to use chickpeas instead of potatoes, extra fibre and protein! I haven’t tried this but I keep imagining a cross between hummus and tuna pate and burgers hahaha. I can’t wait to try this!
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Firefly says
Yum 🙂 I lve how they look, definitely something I’m going to try 🙂
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LeQuan says
Hi Biren,
Sorry I’ve been MIA lately. I’m still trying to catch up on my blog reading after coming back from our vacation. I’ve never heard of Besan before. Thank you for introducing me to this product. Your chickpeas and tuna patties look lovely and perfectly fried to a golden brown colour. I’ve had salmon patties before, but never tuna. These sound wonderful with chickpeas.
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alex says
what a great idea!!!
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