This vegetarian recipe uses tahini (sesame paste), which can be found in the international or Middle Eastern foods aisle, the nut butter section, or the natural foods area of your supermarket. Not there? No problem: You can substitute creamy peanut butter for the tahini.
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* To reduce the sodium content of the recipe, use no-salt-added canned chickpeas and tomato paste.
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