Forget about tuna. It’s time for chickpeas to take centre stage, which when mashed have a really similar texture and pair perfectly with fresh dill, capers, lemon and lots more.
Notes
- We love to use sourdough bread for this sandwich but you can also use gluten-free bread to make it gluten-free.
- Go for soy-free mayo and margarine to make this recipe soy-free.
Chickpea ‘Tuna’ Sandwich
Full recipe: sovegan.co/choonaPosted by So Vegan on Monday, 1 April 2019
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10 Comments
This looks delicious! I love the fresh dill! Thanks for sharing.
Hi Angela, yea we love this recipe. It’s so tasty and dill is the best herb ever!! 🙂 Roxy
Is the dijon mustard vegan? If so what brand?
Hi Brittany, dijon mustard can contain white wine vinegar so not all brands are vegan but some in the UK are including Sainsburys own brand. Hope this helps. Roxy
Just curious, how important is the lemon juice? I didn’t have any, so I made it without. It still tasted wonderful, but I am wondering if the lemon juice will help the leftovers last longer?
Good question! It’ll definitely help it last longer, but it also gives the mixture a fresh/zingy flavour!
Will this freeze and defrost well?
We haven’t tried freezing so we can’t confirm, sorry
Do I need to further cook canned chickpeas before the mash and mix?
Nope, they’re technically already cooked in the can so you just need to mash them and mix them in 🙂