Chickpea common (scientific name: Cicer arietinum) is a plant species belonging to the genus Chickpea of the legume family.
Cultivated in the Mediterranean basin, especially Italy, North Africa, the Levant and Turkey, its grain is eaten raw and cooked.
Chickpea is a food rich in protein, as it is very similar to beans, and is a substitute for meat when it is not available, as it is said if you miss the lamb (sheep meat), then you should take the hummus (the chickpea seller).
Cultivated in the Mediterranean basin, especially Italy, North Africa, the Levant and Turkey, its grain is eaten raw and cooked.
Chickpea is a food rich in protein, as it is very similar to beans, and is a substitute for meat when it is not available, as it is said if you miss the lamb (sheep meat), then you should take the hummus (the chickpea seller).
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