Shiraz Salad with Chickpeas
A finely chopped salad with cucumber, tomato, onion, and chickpeas, tossed in lemon and olive oil. Crisp, bright, and filling enough to stand on its own.
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A finely chopped salad with cucumber, tomato, onion, and chickpeas, tossed in lemon and olive oil. Crisp, bright, and filling enough to stand on its own.
Shiraz Salad with Chickpeas Read More »
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