Roast potatoes with spiced chickpeas and chive dressing
- 1.2kg red-skinned potatoes, cut into 2cm slices
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 400g can no-added salt chickpeas, drained
- 2 cloves garlic, crushed
- 2 teaspoons smoked paprika
Chive drizzle
- ¾ cup buttermilk
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh chives, plus extra to serve
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- Cut potatoes into 2cm-thick slices. Pat slices with paper towel to absorb excess moisture. Transfer to a large roasting pan, drizzle with 1 tablespoon oil and toss well. Arrange in a single layer, overlapping slightly, over base of pan.
- Bake in a 220C oven (fan-forced) for 40-45 minutes, turning potato slices halfway during cooking time, until golden and tender.
- Meanwhile, heat remaining oil in a medium frying pan. Add chickpeas, garlic and paprika. Cook, stirring, for 2-3 minutes until chickpeas are coated in spice mix and mixture is fragrant.
- To make chive dressing, whisk all ingredients in a jug. Season with freshly ground pepper.
- To serve, scatter spiced chickpeas over potatoes in roasting pan. Spoon over chive dressing and sprinkle with extra chives.
Tips
- Low in fat and a good source of calcium, buttermilk is an excellent tenderizer when used as a marinade for chicken or other meats. You’ll find it in the refrigerated dairy section in supermarkets.
- Swap in mint or coriander for chives, if preferred.
Heart Health Check Toolkit
Heart Health Check Toolkit
Personal Walking Plan
Personal Walking Plan
Personal Walking Plan
Feel healthier and happier in six weeks with a free Personal Walking Plan...
Aboriginal heart health
Aboriginal heart health
Aboriginal heart health
Visit the St Vincents Hospital NSW and Heart Foundation Aboriginal heart health website for more information...
Support for young adults: Online events
Support for young adults: Online events
Support for young adults: Online events
A series of virtual events for young adults on managing emotional wellbeing. ...
Are you at risk of heart disease?
Are you at risk of heart disease?
Are you at risk of heart disease?
There is no single cause for any one heart condition, but there are risk factors that increase your chance of developing one. ...
Trek for Australian Hearts
Trek for Australian Hearts
Trek for Australian Hearts
Join the Heart Foundation in South Australia for the journey of a lifetime, trekking the ancient Flinders Ranges to help save Australian hearts....
Heart Week
Heart Week
Heart Week
Fundraise to save Australian hearts
Fundraise to save Australian hearts
Fundraise to save Australian hearts
Join our community of fundraisers who are committed to taking action to fight heart disease....
Support us and help save Australian hearts
Support us and help save Australian hearts
Support us and help save Australian hearts
Join the fight against Australia’s biggest killer by supporting the Heart Foundation. ...
Heart Foundation Recovery Support and Resources
Heart Foundation Recovery Support and Resources
Heart Foundation Recovery Support and Resources
Heart Foundation programs and resources to support your recovery....
End of Financial Year Tax Receipt
End of Financial Year Tax Receipt
End of Financial Year Tax Receipt
Looking to claim your donations in your tax return this financial year?...
Find a cardiac rehabilitation service near you
Find a cardiac rehabilitation service near you
This cardiac services directory presents information on cardiac rehab programs offered across Australia....
Heart Safe Community
Heart Safe Community
Heart Safe Community
Heart Safe Community is a program that aims to increase a person’s chance of survival if they suffer a cardiac arrest outside of hospital. ...
Cardiac arrest at 33: the challenges of restarting your life
Cardiac arrest at 33: the challenges of restarting your life
Cardiac arrest at 33: the challenges of restarting your life
Emma shares her story and opens up about her emotional struggles....
What is an arrhythmia?
What is an arrhythmia?
What is an arrhythmia?
Arrhythmia is a fault in the heart’s electrical system, which affects your heart’s pumping rhythm....
Lessons learned: recovering from open heart surgery
Lessons learned: recovering from open heart surgery
Lessons learned: recovering from open heart surgery
After having five open heart surgeries between the ages of 13 and 41, Peter knows a thing or two about recovery....
Healthy chicken fajitas
Healthy chicken fajitas
What is heart valve disease?
What is heart valve disease?
What is heart valve disease?
Heart valve disease means that your heart valve or valves don't open or close properly....
Healthy Active by Design
Healthy Active by Design
Healthy Active by Design
Improving the design of our cities, towns, streets and buildings makes it easier for Australians to lead heart-healthy lives....
Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection (SCAD)
Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection (SCAD)
Clinical information and links to SCAD resources....
Q&A with Dr Jessica O’Brien
Q&A with Dr Jessica O’Brien
Q&A with Dr Jessica O’Brien
Quantifying myocardial inflammation in acute rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease...
Research connect newsletter
Research connect newsletter
Research connect newsletter
The Research Connect Newsletter provides monthly updates on the Heart Foundation Research Program....
Heart Foundation delivers $17.2 million for cutting-edge heart research in a challenging year
Heart Foundation delivers $17.2 million for cutting-edge heart research in a challenging year
Heart Foundation delivers $17.2 million for cutting-edge heart research in a challenging year
Media Release 20 October 2020...
Heart attack recovery – your first month
Heart attack recovery – your first month
Heart attack recovery – your first month
Explore the Heart Foundation’s guide on what to expect in the first month after your heart attack. ...
Food and healthy eating during COVID-19
Food and healthy eating during COVID-19
Food and healthy eating during COVID-19
Healthy eating and COVID-19 FAQ...
Keeping your heart healthy
Keeping your heart healthy
Keeping your heart healthy
Keeping your heart healthy is something you can work on every day. ...
Heart procedures and devices
Heart procedures and devices
Heart procedures and devices
If you have a heart condition, your doctor may recommend treatment or procedures...
NSW Cardiovascular Research Network
NSW Cardiovascular Research Network
NSW Cardiovascular Research Network
Encouraging cardiovascular research excellence in NSW ...
Our supporters
Our supporters
Our supporters
Working together to save Australian hearts...
A nurse shares her top recovery tips for young cardiac patients
A nurse shares her top recovery tips for young cardiac patients
A nurse shares her top recovery tips for young cardiac patients
Pauline is a nurse and shares advice for young people who have had a heart event or are recovering from surgery....