· 2 cups of canned
garbanzo beans/chick peas OR 1 cup of dried beans/peas.
· 1 1/2 T Olive Oil
· 1 1/2 T Tahini
(sesame seed paste) If you don't want/have/use tahini, just use oil or water in
stead.
· 1 jumbo garlic
clove (or small if you're a hater of garlic. I used a jumbo one in the batch I
brought)
· 1/4 t salt
· 1/4 cumin
· 3 T fresh lemon
juice (or bottle...whatever you have)
I soak my dried beans
over night and then cook them on the stove top on medium low heat for an hour
or until you can mash them easily between your fingers.
In a blender or food
processor, combine all the ingredients. Then taste it. If it's bland, add a
dash more salt. If it's too thick, add water or oil until it reaches the
texture/smoothness you like. I like mine SMOOTH! OR add more lemon juice
if you like it to have a kick. I always double this recipe becausehummus freezes well and well, I love this stuff!
If you're feeling crazy and want
variation try adding some cilantro or roasted red peppers, etc. We use hummus on our sandwiches/wraps/as a dip
for veggies and pita chips.
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