I cannot call this a recipe since every ingredient listed can be altered to suit your palette. But here is what I did.
Adapted from Sunny Anderson's Hummus recipe.
Ingredients:
- 2 (16-ounce) cans garbanzo beans, drained (I soaked the garbanzo beans overnight and cooked myself)
- 1/2 cup sourcream
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1/4 cup lemon juice
- 3 pods of garlic crushed
- Chopped cilantro - 1/4 cup
- Salt - to taste
- Cayanne pepper powder - to taste
- Black pepper powder - to taste (optional)
Method:
In the food processor bowl, add all of the beans reserving about a cup. Turn the food processor on. Add garlic and slowly start adding olive oil to facilitate the motor. When you are out of the required quantity of olive oil, start adding the yogurt till it is ground finely and is creamy. Now add the reserved beans and pulse couple more times to get them ground coarsely. Remove to a serving bowl. Add salt, cayanne pepper, black pepper powder (if using), lemon juice, cilantro and mix well. Serve with toasted pita bread or just as a dip with chips.
Happy Cooking!!
I simply love it with not just pita bread, but with anything as a spread. Looks great !!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful hummus, looks awesome..
ReplyDeleteLovely hummus recipe!Its very versatile,right?
ReplyDeleteHey, check my version out for a variation. I added olives and had posted it in january i think.
I love hummus!!!! looks fantastic:)
ReplyDeleteLove hummus with any finger foods.Your recipe looks very delicious.
ReplyDeletelove hummus...yumm...tastes good with any kind of chips
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ReplyDeleteI love this with anything too...looks nice
ReplyDeleteLove it with pita bread. Gotta try your recipe. Hummus is my all time fav one.
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