Hummus is a classic Middle Eastern spread or dip, historically made from mashed chickpeas, olive oil, tahini and garlic. Such a aggregate gives unlimited opportunities to be explored with the aid of keen and ingenious cooks. Keep it easy and conventional or provide you with your very own fusion fashion model to serve up as an appetizer, for lunch, or dinner with veggies and flat breads, or truely as a nourishing snack whenever the want to energize moves.
This is pretty an awful lot a conventional version of hummus with the addition of clean basil and lemon juice to add extra fresh flavor. Think of it as a pesto hummus, with basil lurking in each chunk in a subdued manner. I like my hummus fairly thick in texture however this is a forgiving recipe, so of course experience free to modify the measurements right here according to your alternatives for a thinner version.
More delightful dips and spreads from my kitchen:
Avocado Chickpea Hummus
Hummus with Sun-dried Tomatoes, Goat Cheese and Olives
Kalamata Olive Tapenade
Red Lentil and Toasted Walnut Tapenade with Olives and Sun-Dried Tomatoes
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