You can
make hummus in a food processor or high - powered blender, but I find that homemade hummus in my Vitamix comes out faster and smoother than a food processor.
For those concerned about the smoothness of the hummus, Cooks Illustrated (CI) found the following:
Make the hummus in a food processor (not a blender).
It's so easy I can literally tell you how to
make hummus in one sentence.
Today I'm showing you how to
make hummus in 4 tasty flavors.
Hi Deb — I have tried your recipe & several others to
make hummus in my VitaMix.
When
I make hummus in the Vitamix power blender on the puree program it comes out far smoother and fluffier than if I'd made hummus in the Magimix.
I often
make my hummus in my vitamix; the downside is that you lose so much of it in the bottom.
Whenever
I made hummus in the past, it always required buying a giant jar of tahini (the only size I could find) which then sat in my refrigerator for months until I remembered it was in there and threw it out.
I stumbled upon a jar of tahini in my pantry this morning and was reminded that I haven't
made hummus in a while.
And I love
making hummus in my Blendtec — so powerful!
I haven't
made hummus in ages, but these three flavours sound so good!
A few months ago,
I made hummus in a pita bowl.
Not exact matches
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I always find that
making hummus from the dried chickpeas after soaking overnight produces a MUCH better flavour, given that they've not been sat
in brine for months.
I realised i don't have any
in and really want to
make this
hummus as I've
made it before and adored it!
The need for all is that they all do different things, the juicer
makes juices which you can't do
in any other machines, the blender
makes smoothies and the processor
makes hummus, nut butter, crushes nut and date mixes etc
Hi Isabelle, you can» r really
make the energy balls and nut butters and
hummus in the Vitamix as blenders need liquid to function where as a food processor doesn't.
I
make smoothies, soups and
hummus in it all the time!
My third staple is
hummus, either my classic
hummus or my roasted red pepper and paprika
hummus, both are super easy to
make and last for a week or so
in the fridge.
I
made a goal this month to eat more veggies, especially raw ones, so I've been taking a baggie of sliced carrots, celery, and baby cucumbers to dip
in hummus (Oasis roasted garlic with hot sauce) as a snack.
We
make a double or triple batch (sometimes with half whole - wheat flour) and my kids take them
in their lunches with all sorts of fillings;
hummus, cream cheese and veggies, even peanut butter!!
The
hummus should be stored
in the refrigerator and can be
made 1 day ahead.
Meanwhile to
make your
hummus: combine beans, garlic, lemon juice, basil, salt and pepper
in the bowl of a food processor.
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).
This carob peanut butter dessert
hummus recipe is exactly what I wanted — It's a sweet treat that's easy to
make in a (the BEST blender ever!)
Now, for
hummus, on the other hand, it does
make a small difference
in the smoothness of it — but it really takes a lot of time and we don't bother with that either.
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I've been
making a ton of
hummus these past few weeks and was wondering if I could do that
in order to lighten the dip.
The
hummus couldn't be easier to
make which was perfect since I'm fighting a cold and have barely left the house
in days.
The cooking water solves the problem
in my opinion, when it cools it is almost like gelatine, I guess that
makes the
hummus so perfect.
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.
This legume - free
hummus comes together
in just half an hour and is
made with Yukon Gold potatoes.
In addition to
making hummus or adding chickpeas or garbanzo beans to baked goods, you can also try these recipes:
I
make hummus and salsa
in it.
I
made a carrot tahini soup ages ago and loved the flavor combination... definitely can't wait to try it
in this
hummus!!
If eating chickpeas doesn't cause a party
in your pants, by all means, try
making a beet - flavored
hummus that still uses traditional chickpeas as the base and beets just as a flavoring.
i
made my sun dried tomato basil
hummus + laughing cow + basil stuffed chicken coated
in panko bread crumbs ~
I would eat
hummus and pita as a snack nearly every day
in college, I would go through several containers of
hummus every week, and I would even
make hummus and cheese sandwiches
in law school.
Off we went, cooking up a storm
in my kitchen, and as we put the lentils
in the food processor we realised... we were
making hummus.
Hummus from the store tends to have all kinds of crap
in it and some pretty odd tastes depending what brands you get, yet it is SOOO easy to
make yourself.
Now this ultra-smooth
hummus — which has been rated number one
in a blind taste test — is the only
hummus in my fridge, unless I've
made this clone.
One of the secret ingredients
in making hummus is Tahini — tahini is a sesame paste!
I think
hummus is the most frequently made recipe in our house ~ for another hummus version (because the sky is the limit) try this Lemon Herbed Lentil Hummus r
hummus is the most frequently
made recipe
in our house ~ for another
hummus version (because the sky is the limit) try this Lemon Herbed Lentil Hummus r
hummus version (because the sky is the limit) try this Lemon Herbed Lentil
Hummus r
Hummus recipe.
With the recipes
in this chapter, you can easily switch over to
made - from - scratch staples like Italian Salad Dressing, Classic
Hummus, Basil Spinach Pesto, Traditional Tomato Sauce, L.P.'s Worcestershire Sauce, and Sweet Ginger Stir - Fry Sauce.
Start
making hummus, and before you know it you're neck - deep
in tagines and Paula Wolfert cookbooks.
The next time I
make hummus I may have to
make my own tahini since it's so hard to find
in the grocery store!
Hummus Dip is really easy to
make and you can add
in spices to your liking.
I fluctuate between being super on top of it and
making healthy take - away dinners (like the one
in this post), and buying shitty dinners while on break (READ: crackers, carrots and
hummus OR tea and a bagel).
This Fiesta
Hummus is perfect for those types of gatherings, because you can
make it ahead of time or on the spot since it comes together
in just minutes.
And it
makes a huge difference
in fluffliness of the
hummus whether I do this or not, so I'm guess that my method removes most of the skins.