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Tahini dressing

Fried onion dressing

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1

Whisk together all the ingredients for the tahini dressing except the iced water and hummus. Whisk in the iced water steadily – the tahini will initially seize, but as you keep whisking it should loosen up and become smooth. Once smooth, whisk in the hummus

2

To make the fried onion dressing, shallow fry the garlic in vegetable oil in a heavy-based pan for a few minutes until they firm up and take on a golden colour, before setting aside to cool

3

Using the same oil, fry the sliced red onions until they begin to turn golden brown and crisp up. This should take 5–10 minutes. Set aside on kitchen paper to drain off excess oil

  • 25g of red onion, roughly chopped
4

In a separate dry pan, toast the sesame seeds briefly, taking care to not let them burn before also setting them aside

5

Mix the garlic, toasted sesame seeds and red onion together with the good quality olive oil and chilli flakes, and set the dressing aside until you’re ready to assemble

6

Heat up enough oil for deep-frying in a heavy-bottomed pan. The oil is hot enough once a piece of bread added to the oil turns golden brown

  • vegetable oil, for deep-frying
7

Fry off the bite-sized chunks of bread, crisping them up until golden in colour

  • 180g of flatbread, torn into bite-size pieces, or tortillas
8

Add a generous spoonful of chickpeas to each bowl with some fried bread, and top with a generous spoonful of the tahini dressing. Place more chickpeas on top of this, and then garnish it with parsley, flaky salt, chilli flakes, sumac and a good spoonful of crispy garlic and onion dressing. Top this with the pomegranate seeds and mixed nuts

9

Once this is done, warm the ghee in a small pan and pour this over the fatteh salad to finish

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