From TikTok, recipe from RecipeTinEats.
Spice note: Not that spicy, roasting takes the spicy edge of sriracha a bit. If you're concerned, cut back then if you want more spiciness at the end, just add a bit more sriracha when making up the Extra Sauce.
1. Carrots - I use dutch for visual purposes and because when I made this for the photos, dutch carrots were on special. But regular carrots can be used in a pinch. Cut them vertically into dutch-carrot width long pieces (quarters for normal carrots, half for small ones)
2. Extra sauce - I like to add a touch of extra sauce at the end because all the sauce caramelises in the oven and coats the carrots (as intended). I also like the vinegary tang that the sriracha brings to the dish.
3. Pistachios - A late addition to this dish included in the video that just made it even better! For flavour and also looks good. But it's optional. Toast over medium heat in a dry skillet (no oil) until there are small golden patches. Remove, cool, chop.
4. Roasted chickpeas should be crispy on the outside but still soft on the inside. The initial 10 minute dry roasting will make these oven chickpeas crispier than the usual technique of air or towel drying then roasting, but the fact is they will never be as crispy as deep frying (and that's ok, our hips are happy with this) and they don't stay crispy for longer than 2 hours UNLESS you roast them for 45 minutes until they are rock hard all the way through (these are a little too hard to eat, in my opinion)
Leftovers will keep pretty well for a day, bring to room temp them eat (it's a bit messy to separate yogurt from carrots to heat the carrots). Otherwise keep the components separate and heat the carrots. Oven chickpeas don't stay crispy for longer than a couple of hours.