Of course,
I made this hummus before my GI doctor told me I couldn't eat chickpeas (or any beans or raw vegetables).
I have
made hummus before using peeled chickpeas and it seriously does make a WORLD of difference!!
If you've never
made hummus before, you'll see how easy this is.
I've never
made hummus before, and I've tasted it a few times, so I wouldn't be able to say yay or nay to any of the ingredients.
I have tried
making hummus before and it never turns out very smooth of creamy and I think it is because I am using a jug blender, like you would for smoothies.
Not exact matches
I've
made hummus a million times
before, but this time I used chickpeas from dry and cooked them myself.
I realised i don't have any in and really want to
make this
hummus as I've
made it
before and adored it!
If you blend your
hummus with a hand held mixer, do grate the garlic cloves
before giving them to the chickpeas, to
make sure you will not have any larger pieces of it in your mouth later on.
-LCB- Snacks / Dessert -RCB- Watermelon, various fruits,
hummus, pita chips, ice cream -LCB- Beverages -RCB- Iced tea, wine, beer, orange juice -LCB- The basics... aka things I need to
make sure we have enough of
before going to the store -RCB- Butter, mayo, mustard, coffee, toilet paper, paper towels, napkins, ice, shampoo, soap, SUNSCREEN!
Start
making hummus, and
before you know it you're neck - deep in tagines and Paula Wolfert cookbooks.
Today I
made this unda - style by mixing an egg with plain yogurt, milk, and a little roasted - red - pepper
hummus and cooked it gently like an omelet, then put spinach and a corn tortilla on it
before turning it over.
Wow, I never thought about de-skinning my chickpeas
before making hummus.
I would have never thought to use
hummus as a sandwich spread
before, but that
makes so much sense.
I have only
made pesto
hummus before.
I didn't know the beans had skins on them but had never
made homemade
hummus before.
I never knew
hummus could be good warm — it has a toasty / nutty flavor, divine texture, and may not even
make it into the fridge
before I eat it all.
I've never
made hummus with anything but canned chickpeas
before... I'll definitely have to give this a try one day when I have some extra time on my hands!
I never thought about removing the chickpea skins
before — I will have to take the time and try that the next go I
make hummus!
I
made tahini out of $ 2.50 worth of sesame seeds & almost ate it all
before making hummus!
I have always loved
hummus and wanted to
make my own, but haven't tried it
before.
I am actually allergic to chickpeas, so I have never even had
hummus before — I
made it with whitebeans, and I am hooked.
The night
before making the
hummus, cover the cashews with water in a medium bowl and soak overnight.
I had never
made meat
hummus before, or any REAL
hummus from scratch and I was excited to try!
It didn't take long
before I was
making my own
hummus (mostly because it was cheaper than store - bought).
I've partnered with them
before to
make my Pesto Crostini appetizer, Brown Rice Salad, and Feta & Olive
Hummus.
I
made hummus with sprouted chickpeas
before and it worked great!
For these Mediterranean Nachos I went with the Roasted Red Pepper flavor,
making sure I stirred all the peppers into the
hummus before scooping them into the center of a plate of freshly baked pita chips.
Back
before we had a proper refrigerator, I got a hankering for some no - bakes but had no way to chill them because our tiny refrigerator was comprised of 40 % ice, 5 % melting ice water, and 55 % necessities (like almondmilk, La Croix, coffee creamer, tempeh,
hummus, pickles, cashew cheese, etc.)-- and I couldn't have
made room for cookies even if I tried.
For dried garbanzo beans, I usually cook for 45 minutes on a medium flame and let sit covered for 2 hours
before making the
hummus.
It will be cheaper that way, but you will need to start
making this many hours
before you plan on eating it and I d0n't know about you, but when a
hummus craving hits, I want it there and then, I don't want to wait until the next day for it.
I've never tried
making my own
hummus before, but I do have a spare can of chick peas in the cupboard at the moment... maybe that's a task for this weekend!
Hummus is cooked chickpeas (can be canned, but it's better if you warm them
before blending, it
makes it smoother), humus, salt, lemon juice and garlic to taste, all puréed in a food processor.
While this
makes for a very satisfying result, especially for
making bean dishes like
hummus, it does take several weeks
before its ready.
I usually
make my own fresh beet
hummus at home using the recipe below, but when I'm short on time (I know all you mommies out there feel me on this one), I'll just snag the Trader Joe's brand beet
hummus and mix in some superfoods like I did right
before this shoot.
My twin and I
made a beetroot
hummus dip
before too, we topped it with tofu feta cheese and walnuts instead of coconut yogurt!
I've
made pizza with
hummus before - so good!