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.
I have
tried making hummus a few times however, it has never tasted as good as the one you buy in the shop.
I tried making hummus from scratch last night, but as I finished, it just didn't taste right.
I've
tried making hummus several times and I haven't liked any of it.
Ella have you ever
tried making hummus by peeling the skins off the chickpeas?
Hi Katie, you could
try making the hummus without the garlic however I am not too sure how it would turn out.
I've always wanted to
try make your hummus — thanks!
I have to
try making hummus, for some reason it scares me, but we love the stuff around here.
I'm going to
try making hummus with green peas and see how that works out.
Not exact matches
If you've never
tried it, you might be surprised how easy it is to
make your own guacamole,
hummus, or even peanut butter.
Have
tried several recipes so far, just this weekend I
made the sweet potato brownie,
hummus, chickpea coconut curry... all so delicious!
Dear all, Today I
tried to
make this
hummus!
The best
hummus I «ve ever
made and
tried!
This
hummus recipe looks amazing and we will
try to
make it tonight!
I started out
trying to
make a white bean dip since
hummus hasn't been appetizing at all lately.
I've
made beet
hummus a few times but it's been quite a while so I definitely want to
try this recipe out soon!
We all love to
make hummus, but why not
try making it using hemp seeds, a legitimate super food chock full of goodness.
I
make white bean dips all of the time, but never
tried hummus for some reason.
I loved the unique combination of lime, coconut, and Thai curry paste with the usual
hummus flavors and I immediately thought, «I must
try to
make this at home!»
ps - your comment was accidentally deleted on my
hummus pizza recipe; (i hope you have success
making it if you
try it;)
This is especially helpful when I'm
trying to
make something that has a thousand variations, like
hummus.
In addition to
making hummus or adding chickpeas or garbanzo beans to baked goods, you can also
try these recipes:
I've heard of
making quinoa
hummus but never
tried it.
I
made a carrot tahini soup ages ago and loved the flavor combination... definitely can't wait to
try it in this
hummus!!
What
makes this
hummus difference from other
hummus I've
tried is the unique flavor blends.
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 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.
I haven't yet
tried this technique but will do so on the next round of my
hummus making.
I have always thought it was difficult to
make hummus, but this recipe
made me
try it, and it was fun and gave a great tasting result!
Love homemade
hummus but have never
tried making homemade tahini.
Recipes I want to
try: Whole - Grain Blueberry Maple Muffins, Multigrain Cranberry Breakfast Cookies, Chewy Cherry Granola Bars, Thai Curry Pumpkin Soup, Tabbouleh Soup with Lentils and Bulgur, Green Club Sandwich (with
hummus, avocado and watercress), Spicy Salsa Joes, Greek Pizza, Speedy Black Bean an Quinoa Skillet, Spicy Skillet Chicken with Avocado Mango Salsa, Wagon Wheels with Broccoli, Turkey and Parmesan, Soba with Shrimp, Lime and Cilantro, Spiced Date Bread, Pumpkin Biscuits, Maple Oat Drop Scones, Decadent Chocolate Cake, Whole Wheat Maple Applesauce Cake, Spiced Carrot Cake with Currants, Maple Pumpkin Micro-Pies, and Pumpkin Cranberry Cookies and Cocoa Truffles
made with dates.
Next time I
made hummus I'm going to
try your peeling trick!
I'm definitely doing this the next time I
make hummus and finally, I'll have a smooth and sultry version I've been
trying for all this time!
I'm also going to
try the suggestion several people have
made in the comments to use chickpea flour for smooth
hummus.
This is the first time I did this and it softens the peel to the point of non-existence — I might
try it next time with a bit less baking soda but seems to work quite well — smooooooothest
hummus I have ever
made.
Hummus is very easy to
make - do give it a
try.
I love
hummus, and am happy to
try to
make it!
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!
Hi Deb — I have
tried your recipe & several others to
make hummus in my VitaMix.
I
made a basic
hummus last week for the first time, and am curious to
try something more adventurous.
For tree years I had
tried to
make my
hummus like the Lebanese restaurant where I often go with my family, but with no success.
I have always loved
hummus and wanted to
make my own, but haven't
tried it before.
I love how many different combos there are for it... a few weeks ago, I
made a black bean
hummus, and I plan to
try this pumpkin one too.
I have not
tried to
make hummus with anything but chickpeas.
Of course you can
make a great
hummus but what if you like to
try something else?
If you have a sesame allergy, I suggest
trying to
make your own
hummus with unsweetened Sunbutter.)
I had never
made meat
hummus before, or any REAL
hummus from scratch and I was excited to
try!
I just mad some
hummus for dinner today and will
try your recipe the next time I
make it.
I'm
trying to
make the most of it, sprinkling arils over a bowl of
hummus, substituting it for tomatoes in tabbouleh, adding handfuls to bowls of yogurt, and including it in simple grain dishes like this one with freekeh.