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Hummus (Mediterranean Garbanzo bean dip)

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I'll tell you what you can put there :
  • 1/2 pound of dry garbanzo beans, soaked overnight
  • Tahini (sesame paste)
  • 3-4 cloves of fresh garlic
  • 1 pepperocini and brine from jar
  • Juice of 1 lemon Juice
  • Spices: cumin, corriander, salt, chilis, etc. to taste
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I'll tell you what you can do:

This is the best hummus recipe you'll ever try. First you take the garbanzo beans and soak them overnight. Then boil them for about 35–40 minutes until soft; strain them and put aside. If you want you can also buy them in a jar or can from the supermarket—just don't tell anyone!

In a food processor or blender add about 1oz of water (a splash) and all the remaining ingredients, puréeing them until they make a thick Tahini paste. Put a couple of tablespoons aside to use for plating at the end.

Then I add the garbanzo beans to the mix and purée again. You just have to taste the hummus recipe to see if it's right, and if it's too thick add more water, pepperocini brine, or lemon juice. When it's "sooo good" you know you've done it right!

 

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Moti

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New! Write a comment about this recipe:

nebrashayek@yahoo.com writes: (18 May 2008, 12:10)
nibby hummas recipe
nebrashayek@yahoo.com writes: (18 May 2008, 12:10)
nibby hummas recipe
nebrashayek@yahoo.com writes: (18 May 2008, 12:10)
nibby hummas recipe
nebrashayek@yahoo.com writes: (18 May 2008, 12:10)
nibby hummas recipe
Jessica writes: (07 May 2008, 11:04)
Dear Moti,

When are you going to make more videos? I love your movies and I love the food. Please put up more videos making vegetarian / iraqi dishes.

Thanks :D

Jessica Amira
Moti writes: (13 Apr 2008, 16:01)
Hi Tim, I always put cumin in my hummus, but you can make it any way you like! -Moti
Tim writes: (13 Apr 2008, 11:59)
Dear Moti,

Is it OK to make hummus without cumin?
Moti writes: (03 Feb 2008, 09:30)
Hi George,

1 cup of dried garbanzo beans is 7 ounces, a little less than 1/2 pound.
george william writes: (02 Feb 2008, 08:35)
Dear Moti,
How many cups equals 1/2 pound of the beans? Thanks
george writes: (02 Feb 2008, 08:33)
Dear Moti,

How many cups are equal to 1/2 pound of the beans? Thanks
Moti writes: (08 Dec 2007, 14:54)
Noga,

Actually, hummus is Middle Eastern and north African. It''s been around so long none of the ''nations'' today can make claim to it. Still, having hummus in Morocco, Israel, or Turkey today will always be a bit different based on local culinary customs.

-Moti
Noga writes: (07 Dec 2007, 16:00)
Dear Moti,
hummus is arabic and turkish and not israeli.
naboriacaribe@yahoo.com writes: (13 Oct 2007, 20:27)
REceta de Hummus.....facil y sabrosa
Jonathan Said writes: (22 Sep 2007, 09:38)
Dear Moti, pepporcini brine??? You''re a genius!
Violet writes: (21 Sep 2007, 16:21)
Dear Moti,

Wow! I am a horrible cook, but when I made your hummus recipe for some friends, they were amazed. It taste so much better than store bought, and it''s so easy even a baboon could make it.
Thanks,
Violet

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