My Favorite Hummus Recipes
I've collected some of my favorite hummus recipes for you. Hummus lends itself to improvization, and there are plenty of yummy recipes for you to try. I hope you enjoy them.
Photo by SereneJournal
Basic Hummus Recipe
Photo by WasabiBratwurst
1 can (14 ounce) garbanzo beans, rinsed and drained1/3 cup tahini sesame paste (Paste of ground sesame seeds, easily found in your local grocery store)
1/2 cup flat parsley leaves, chopped
1-6 garlic clove, chopped (depends how much you like garlic)
2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
salt & pepper, to taste
Place garbanzo beans, tahini, parsley, garlic and lemon juice in food processor. Process until ingredients are well incorporated and mixture is smooth.
Season with salt and pepper to taste. Adjust lemon juice and olive oil, if desired.
Hummus Around the Web
- Basic Hummus Recipe #100918 @ CDKitchen.com :: it's what's cooking ...
- A recipe for Basic Hummus containing garlic, peeled crushed olive oil (15 ounce size) garbanzo beans, drained, liquid reserved sesame seeds salt pepper to taste.
- Energy Gal's Easy Homemade Hummus Recipe
- About two years ago, I was grocery shopping with my wife when she picked up some hummus and added it to our cart. Being the jerk price-conscious person I am, I.
- How to Make Hummus
- Just in case you're not familiar with tahini, it's nothing but a rich paste made out of sesame seeds. Tahini is naturally abundant in calcium and adds rich flavor and texture to any hummus recipe, so do try to include it. ...
- A Bitt of Raw: what's in my grocery bag and ani's hummus recipe
- I got permission from Ani Phyo (one of my favorite raw vegan chefs) to publish the recipe for her black olive hummus. I love this hummus. I brought it to a potluck and it was well-received. I don't usually eat olives plain but in this ...
What Do You Call Them?
Hummus on Amazon
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You Really Need a Food Processor to Make Good Hummus
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Kylyssa wrote...
Great recipe! This lens has been Fived, Favorited, and Featured.
slotowngal wrote...
Thank you for your hummus lens! I love to make my own but am always looking for variations. :-)
thewishpearl wrote...
I make hummus all the time, my daughter loves it. I also make baba ghanouj (eggplant hummus) too!
California_Dreamin wrote...
I just love hummus. I used to live in Jerusalem and would often go to a Palestinian restaurant in the Old City and order a plate of hummus with pita bread. Best thing in the world for a hangover,
especially with hot paprika.
Thanks for all the great recipes.







