Lablabi (Tunisian Chickpea Soup)
Ah, Lablabi! It's one of those soups that warms the heart and soul, a true Tunisian street classic. Picture a base of tender chickpeas, generously perfumed with cumin and kicked up with a touch of harissa. It's poured over chunks of stale bread that soak up all that fragrant broth, and a raw egg is added which cooks gently from the heat. It's simple, comforting, and so authentic. Speaking of Tunisian cuisine, I'm often asked what sets it apart from Moroccan cooking: it's the generous use of harissa and cumin, giving it that bold character. Ready to travel?
- Temps: 30 min
- Portions: 4
Source: bantajcuisine.com
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Ingrédients
- cooked chickpeas
- garlic
- tablespoon ground cumin
- tablespoon harissa
- tablespoons olive oil
- litre water
- teaspoon salt
- stale bread croutons
- eggs
- lemon
- tablespoons capers
- black olives