hummus

hummus is probably the easiest and most famous way to eat chickpeas, we propose here our version, that you can pair with some bread and veggies, or use as a side to any dish you like, in order to easily eat a nutricious and delicious meal!

ingredients


  • chickpeas: 240g boiled, 100g raw dried
  • garlic: 1 clove (1/2 if you like it mild)
  • lemon: juice of 1/4 to 1/2 of a lemon, depending on your taste
  • vegetable stock or water: 60g
  • extra-virgin olive oil: 3 spoons + 2 more spoons to garnish
  • salt and pepper
  • rosemary (optional)

the original recipe includes tahini (sesame sauce), but we like it better without. if you’re curious about it, try to add a couple of spoons to your hummus and see if you like it!

enrich your hummus with any spice, herb or flavor you like: you can substitute rosemary with thyme, chili pepper, capers, sun dried tomatoes, miso paste… be creative and explore!

procedure


  1. if your chickpeas aren’t pre-cooked, boil them: find our suggestions for cooking pulses here. their cooking water will be the perfect stock to add to your hummus!

  2. mix the chickpeas, the garlic, the lemon juice, the stock (or water), 3 spoons of olive oil, and your spices in a blender or a food processor until you reach a smooth and creamy texture. if necessary, add more stock/water until your desired texture is reached.

  3. garnish with the remaining oil and more herbs or spices and enjoy!