They have
the consistency of some hummus (sorry for the Lebanese dudes out there...) that's on the clear side.
Turn on the processor and whirl it all up until you have the thick
consistency of hummus.
Add some chickpea liquid to thin out
the consistency of the hummus.
You may need to add more olive oil depending on
the consistency of the hummus.
I used the Vitamix instead of the food processor and won't do that again — it was too hard to tell
the consistency of the hummus and I was worried to make it too runny.
This Italian - inspired spread has the smooth
consistency of hummus with a hint of almonds.
Not exact matches
Keep adding a little more water and mixing again until you reach the
consistency of cream cheese or
hummus;).
And although store - bought is perfectly (and deliciously) acceptable most days
of the year, there is just nothing like the smooth
consistency of homemade
hummus, drizzled with olive oil and sprinkled with some smoky paprika.
I had the same
consistency problem many times, it must be the main reason
of why some
hummus recipes are not so great.
If you feel you want the
hummus thinner and creamier, add a tbsp
of water at a time until desired
consistency.
carol to get the
consistency you are looking for - the smoothness that is - run the
hummus thru a sieve after it's been pulverized - it's the skins
of the garbonzos that give it the less than silky texture... sieving it gives you that silkiness
Hummus is pretty easy to make and consists
of blending chickpeas, tahini and garlic together until it reaches the desired
consistency.
You don't want to overprocess it otherwise you will end up with a
hummus kind
of consistency.
Pulse until it turns into a
hummus - like
consistency, adding the remaining 2 tablespoons
of olive oil as you go.
Puree until the mixture is the
consistency of a runny yet textured
hummus - it's o.k. if many
of the lentils remain whole (see photo).
Puree until the mixture is the
consistency of a very thick, slightly chunky
hummus.
I recently traveled via air in the US and I was surprised to find out you can't carry on almond butter or other foods
of the same
consistency (i.e. peanut butter and
hummus).
Because
of its smooth
consistency,
hummus is easy for toddlers to eat.
Chickpea flour has a nutty, almost creamy
consistency, lending to plenty
of diverse dishes, including falafel,
hummus, socca, farinata, papadums and pakoras.