Edamame can be used similarly to beans,
made into hummus, or added to salads.
I made it with black beans (twice) and ate the entire thing (of both cans of black beans
made into hummus) in 3 days.
Not exact matches
For packed lunches I normally
make big batches of quinoa and brown rice with apple cider vinegar / lime and salt and then do a big thing of roasted veg — things like sweet potato and squash cubes, so I throw a mix of that
into a tupperwear with some raw veg — things like avocado, grated carrot, tomatoes and then some
hummus / lentils / chickpeas / seeds for protein.
My recent foray
into ravioli got me
making and roasting beets for the ravioli filling and has inspired me to
make vegan beet
hummus again, something I love to eat but haven't
made in a while (as I overdosed on it some time ago and needed time off).
Then I'll roast up lots of veggies and
make a large batch of
hummus («cos
hummus is life) and then they go
into lock - tight containers and I use them all week.
I love using them to dip
into home
made hummus!
The Black Bean
Hummus is
made with lime adobo and topped with tomatillo salsa verde, so naturally as soon as I tasted it, I knew it was destined to be turned
into a dressing for Mexican - inspired chopped salad.
First, I
made one of my go - to recipes, mujaddara (rice and lentil pilaf with caramelized onions), served with copious amounts of
hummus to mix
into our bowls.
Like their larger common varieties of chickpea, they can be
made into a fabulous
hummus.
-LSB-...] the weather is getting warmer and we're turning towards healthy grilled recipes like the Grilled Vegetable Wrap with
Hummus that I
made last week, I can't help but throw some comfort food
into the mix every few days.
I usually
make a basic
hummus then split the portions
into 2 or 3 and have one for the toddler, a chilli
hummus for myself and then whatever else is requested, they all get wolfed down.
Guacamole stuffed rolls (or horns) are super simple to
make and they are totally customisable — stuff them with
hummus, your favourite vegan cream cheese, pesto or garlicky spinach, if you are not
into guac.
into a bowl — it
makes all of the difference in the texture of your final
hummus.
There was something cathartic about * popping * the peas from their skins
into a bowl and it truly did
make a difference in the texture of the
hummus.
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 totally over-cooked my chickpeas though, which turned my «peeling»
into an hour - long ordeal, but I did get a lot of good, simultaneous tv - watching done:) I will be
making this
hummus on repeat.
You took all my favorites; quinoa,
hummus and mango, and
made them
into a delicious looking bowl!
This is perfect, veggies and
hummus are such a great combination and to
make it
into a full meal is a wonderful idea!
«Breadsticks» — my kids got tired of sandwiches, so I
made breadsticks by toasting the same gluten - free sandwich bread and cutting it
into strips — this is great for dipping in
hummus or sunbutter, or even just plain.
The pea
hummus is super tasty if you
make it when spring peas come
into season at your local farmers market, but if you're longing for some fresh veg flavors in the deep winter, you can use frozen organic peas.
Since these Whole Wheat Sesame Crackers have sesame seeds baked
into them, they go great with
hummus which is
made using tahini, a sesame seed paste.
Make the avocado
hummus pictured above by mixing in avocado
into store - bought
hummus.
I can totally
make a dinner out of dipping veggies and pita chips
into hummus.
Briny olives and salty feta cheese go so perfectly with a basic
hummus, so it
made perfect sense to add them directly
into the
hummus.
I highly recommend
making your own pita wedges to dip
into this
hummus — they are worlds above packaged store - bought pita chips.
I cut the pizza
into 4 pieces (quarters), and
made a side salad with approximately 700 carrots and 55 servings of
hummus (those may be exaggerations but they aren't too far off from the truth).
It truly is so easy to
make your own
hummus and you can control what flavors go
into it.
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.
Chef Eli Kulp uses underdog ingredients in smart ways: Squash is spun
into hummus, beets are roasted in beef fat, and fava - bean miso is spread on house -
made bread.
Take the chickpea: young, green chickpeas are blitzed with Thai basil to
make a bright and refreshing
hummus (pictured at top), while the the chickpea water is whipped
into the base for the silkiest chocolate mousse.»
Lemon - flecked,
made with chickpeas, you see them tucked
into this rainbow assortment of
hummus, pita, kale, cucumber, and carrots.
Roasted cauliflower, red pepper, sweet potato and beets have all
made their way
into my
hummus throughout the years, and it's tasted good pretty much every time —
hummus has a very forgiving and highly customizable recipe.
A simple weekday / anytime vegetarian wrap
made with spinach, chickpeas, sundried tomatoes, olives and feta tossed
into a
hummus slathered tortilla.
Something about turning a simple turkey and cheese sandwich
into a panini just
makes things a bit more exciting I guess... and while everyone else is enjoying their lovely turkey and cheese paninis, I'm getting excited about this
Hummus and Veggie Panini I am putting together for myself.
You can also put them
into soups,
make hummus with them of course, and you can even bake them in your oven until they're crispy, to
make a sin - free snack when you're peckish.
I can't wait to
make this and dip the chips
into some
hummus Thanks so much for sharing with Friday Favorites, we love having you join us!
You can also
make some
hummus (we love Bob Harper's no - oil recipe) to put in single serve containers ready to toss
into the lunchbox for dipping.
However, you can urge your toddler to eat more beans by
making them
into a nice dip for some vegetables or crackers, such as a
hummus or a refried bean dip.
Toss them in salad, mix
into pasta, or use to
make a creamy homemade
hummus.
Chickpeas are the secret ingredient du jour — you can
make meringues from their juice, whiz the legumes themselves up
into a
hummus, and now, apparently, use them to
make a protein - packed dessert.
Buy your favorite
hummus, or
make your own — it doesn't even have to involve chickpeas — just include a delicious creamy dip or two for assorted vegetables and crackers to dip
into.
You can also put them
into soups,
make hummus with them of course, and you can even bake them in your oven until they're crispy, to
make a sin - free snack when you're peckish.
Make a double batch
into an epic holiday
hummus platter.
Who knew just a slab of
hummus could
make this
into an even more mouth watering starter it already is to begin with.
Again, you can
make hummus paste at home from organic chickpeas, and yes, it freezes well so divide it
into small quantities and slowly defrost one whenever the muse grabs you.
I usually pour the
hummus out of the blender
into two different bowls and then doctor one bowl up with hot sauce to
make it spicy for those who like a little kick.
In this recipe, kale is blended
into a classic
hummus recipe to
make a delicious appetizer dip.
Turn chickpeas
into hummus,
make a black bean salsa, add pinto beans to a salad, toss with brown rice, or
make a multibean chili.
I've been super
into savory peanut butter recipes lately, but now you're
making me crave a brownie
hummus!