Name: Hummus (Sun-Dried Tomatoes)
Prep time: 2 min
Cook time: 2 min
Total time: 4 min
Yield: 1 cup, 1 serving(s)
Ingredients: 0.5 (15 ounce) can garbanzo beans; 2 tablespoons sun-dried tomatoes packed in oil, oil kept; 2 -3 chopped garlic cloves; 2 -3 tablespoons water; 1/4 teaspoon salt; 1/8 teaspoon pepper

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Hummus (Sun-Dried Tomatoes) created by januarybride

I'm not sure if another recipe like this is on the site, but i am famous for it. It has made even the pickiest eaters gobble it down. My family will never eat storebought hummus again. I make a single serving of this recipe because all i have is a mini food processor/ chopper, but it can easily be doubled and tripled. Add more or less water as desired...it depends how thick you want the recipe. If making ahead of time make a little thinner since it loses a little water overnight. Also, if you use sundried tomatoes that aren't canned in oil, add a teaspoon of your favorite kind, since it makes a creamier texture. I prefer to use the oil in the jar to flavor the recipe. That's enough from me....enjoy!

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ingredients

0.5 (15 ounce) can garbanzo beans
2 tablespoons sun-dried tomatoes packed in oil, oil kept
2 -3 chopped garlic cloves
2 -3 tablespoons water
¹⁄₄ teaspoon salt
¹⁄₈ teaspoon pepper

directions

In the food processor/electric chopper, add garlic and tomatoes. Turn on to chop the ingredients (if not slicing ingredients first, I think this is faster).
Add chickpeas, water, salt and pepper.
Pulse the entire mixture, stirring once in the middle, until it's smooth and there are no chunks.
Enjoy!
Pitas cut into wedges, top of pita pocket seperated from bottom pocket, sprayed with cooking spray on both sides, and baked for 15 minutes at 400 degrees make a light, crispy accompaniment.

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"I'm not sure if another recipe like this is on the site, but i am famous for it. It has made even the pickiest eaters gobble it down. My family will never eat storebought hummus again. I make a single serving of this recipe because all i have is a mini food processor/ chopper, but it can easily be doubled and tripled. Add more or less water as desired...it depends how thick you want the recipe. If making ahead of time make a little thinner since it loses a little water overnight. Also, if you use sundried tomatoes that aren't canned in oil, add a teaspoon of your favorite kind, since it makes a creamier texture. I prefer to use the oil in the jar to flavor the recipe. That's enough from me....enjoy!"

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7/23/2013

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review by januarybride

7/22/2013

I just made this and will be back tomorrow to rate it (I want to let it sit a little bit for the flavors to mend). I did have to use more liquid than 3 Tbs. . .probably more like triple that. I used some oil from the sundried tomatoes and instead of water I used the liquid from the garbanzo beans. We found this to be a little too bland. I added some sun dried tomato paste (the kind in the tube that has other spices and salt too) as well as some tahini. . .still not enough. . .so I added a little Italian seasoning and some rosemary which made it much better. Not bad as written, just more bland that we are used to.

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tweak by januarybride

7/22/2013

I just made this and will be back tomorrow to rate it (I want to let it sit a little bit for the flavors to mend). I did have to use more liquid than 3 Tbs. . .probably more like triple that. I used some oil from the sundried tomatoes and instead of water I used the liquid from the garbanzo beans. We found this to be a little too bland. I added some sun dried tomato paste (the kind in the tube that has other spices and salt too) as well as some tahini. . .still not enough. . .so I added a little Italian seasoning and some rosemary which made it much better. Not bad as written, just more bland that we are used to.

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review by NoThyme2Cook

4/2/2010

DELICIOUS!! I doubled the recipe and used 6 very large garlic cloves--almost a little too much zing, but if it's too garlicky for every one else...well, that's just more for me! Try pairing it with Amazing Tabouleh. Yummm! Due to gluten allergy I can't eat pitas, but it's great on rice crackers or Glutino crackers.

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review by Merlot

7/22/2009

Well this certainly went over BIG! Everyone loved it and asked for the recipe....they were very surprised how easy it is to make. Can't wait to make it again, Lindsay! Thanks for sharing it.

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