Epicure Hummus

"There are a lot of hummus recipes out there but I couldn't find my specific version anywhere which is super easy to make and remember. I got it off the back of a bottle of epicure spices and tweaked it over the years and started using fresh ingredients. I always get rave reviews on my hummus and am usually commanded to bring it to any social functions. EDIT: I just realized that I use a 19 oz. can and not a 28 oz. can although my garlic measurements are for the 28 oz. can everything else is the same. I will have it amended accordingly."
 
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Ready In:
10mins
Ingredients:
11
Serves:
4-6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Put all ingredients into food processor, starting with the chickpeas and process until smooth.
  • Serve with fresh naan, pita bread, melba toast or veggies.

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Reviews

  1. This was a quick and healthy snack to make. I made this exactly as posted, except I added some salt to really enhance the flavors. My consistency was a little thick so, since I prefer it fluffier, I would either add more water or liquid from the chickpea can next time. Thanks for sharing this! Made for Spring PAC 2011.
     
  2. Heavenly! This will be a keeper in our house. Served with Recipe #17977 for a great meal. I used two small 15 oz. cans of chickpeas instead of 1 large can, adding liquid from both, which might account for the fact that my hummus was a bit too thin at first (I added some more chickpeas and it thickened right up!) Perhaps the smaller cans contain more liquid? In any case I would recommend reserving some liquid behind and then adding it back in at the end to be certain of a nice thick hummus. Thanks cyaos! :)
     
  3. A nice humuus and easy and quick to put together! I used all three garnishes. Made for the cookbook game. Thanks!
     
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  1. Heavenly! This will be a keeper in our house. Served with Recipe #17977 for a great meal. I used two small 15 oz. cans of chickpeas instead of 1 large can, adding liquid from both, which might account for the fact that my hummus was a bit too thin at first (I added some more chickpeas and it thickened right up!) Perhaps the smaller cans contain more liquid? In any case I would recommend reserving some liquid behind and then adding it back in at the end to be certain of a nice thick hummus. Thanks cyaos! :)
     

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