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minus-squareIndifference_Engine [comrade/them, any]hexbear11·edit-24 years agoIf this isn't enough to slake your lust for garlic, then I once again offer my family's hummus recipe in service of the revolution: Ingredients: 30 oz. (two 15 oz. cans) garbanzo beans/chickpeas/ceci beans Juice of 1 lemon (approx. 1 and ½ tablespoons) ½ cup tahini 1 head garlic 1 tsp salt 1 tsp cumin ¼ tsp cayenne pepper ½ to 1 cup light olive oil ¼ cup chopped parsley Assembly: Drain liquid from garbanzo bean cans and place beans in a food processor. Add lemon juice, tahini, and peeled garlic cloves. Add salt, cumin, and cayenne pepper. Blend in food processor. After ingredients are mostly blended, add olive oil by drizzling into food processor while it is running. When mixture is smooth and well-blended, transfer to a large bowl and stir in chopped parsley. Serve at room temp with whatever you like dipping in hummus. link
minus-squareLord_ofThe_FLIES [he/him]hexbear3·4 years agoI add some of the aquafaba back to make the hummus smoother instead of using that much olive oil. Also this needs a lot more lemon juice link
minus-squareIndifference_Engine [comrade/them, any]hexbear2·4 years agoInteresting I'll pass that along, my dad reverse engineered this recipe from the hummus we got from our local deli when I was a kid, so I'm sure there's room for improvement. link
If this isn't enough to slake your lust for garlic, then I once again offer my family's hummus recipe in service of the revolution:
Ingredients:
Assembly:
I add some of the aquafaba back to make the hummus smoother instead of using that much olive oil. Also this needs a lot more lemon juice
Interesting I'll pass that along, my dad reverse engineered this recipe from the hummus we got from our local deli when I was a kid, so I'm sure there's room for improvement.