A golden, egg-free scramble made from chickpea flour, with whole chickpeas, red cabbage, kale and sliced avocado. A vegan breakfast free from soya and gluten, ready in 25 minutes.
Breakfast
25
Serves 2

A serving gives you about 17g of protein and an impressive 16g of fibre for 437 calories, from the chickpea flour, chickpeas and vegetables.
Why chickpea flour. Chickpea flour, also called gram flour or besan, sets into soft curds when cooked, much like scrambled egg. Unlike tofu scrambles, it is free from soya, and it is naturally gluten-free.
Cook it through. Raw chickpea flour tastes bitter and is not meant to be eaten uncooked, so keep stirring until no glossy, wet batter is left.
Why it is tagged for blood sugar. With 34g of carbohydrate and plenty of fibre and protein, this breakfast is less likely to cause a sharp rise in blood sugar. Avocado adds healthy fats that make it more filling.
Free from soya, dairy, eggs, nuts and gluten as written; if you need it gluten-free, choose chickpea flour, nutritional yeast and hot sauce labelled gluten-free. Hot sauces such as sriracha often contain sulphites. Nutritional yeast is often fortified with vitamin B12, which vegans need from fortified foods or supplements. For a soya version, try the tofu scramble with turmeric and spinach.
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