Try this fresh hummus recipe. On my first attempt of this spread recipe something embarrassing happened...
I added raw soaked chickpeas. I must have thought that because you don’t cook the chickpeas when they come from a can, that you don’t have to cook them when using fresh chickpeas. When doing the taste test I just assumed that this was how hummus was supposed to taste raw, fresh and a little bit bitter. I thought nothing of it.
So when the thought came that maybe chickpeas shouldn’t be eaten raw, I researched eating raw chickpeas, and let’s just say among the fear mongering of eating raw pulses I decided not to test my luck.
Lesson learnt, the next time I tried this recipe I cooked the chickpeas first and the outcome was a lot smoother and easier to blend. If this should happen to you I recommend making falafel out of the raw hummus.
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Hummus, the smoothly blended mass of chickpeas, is a delicious spread. It is also popular with young and old to serve as a party dip for natural corn chips or vegetable sticks.
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cook time: 30 minutes (soaked chickpeas)
Total time: 45 minutes
Yield: 4
Category: Dip
Cuisine: Middle East inspired
Suitable: Vegetarian diet
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Lemon
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Garlic
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Olive oil
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Salt
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Cumin
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Sweet paprika
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Curry powder
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