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Lemon Hummus Recipe With Tahini

Lemon Hummus Recipe With Tahini

Here it is, the hummus recipe that I have been making for half my life. It’s pretty solid. It’s like, my gold standard hummus. We eat it all year round, but there’s something about summer that makes me crave Mediterranean food. It’s my summer cuisine of choice. So this Easy Homemade Lemon Hummus with Tahini gets a lot of action this time of year.

Now that school is out, happy hour occurs almost every day of the week. Even the kids get in on it. They know that around 5pm there will be some sort of light bite and drinks (non-alcoholic, of course) waiting for them in the kitchen or by the pool. They gobble up this hummus like it’s their job. After all, they have grown up on the stuff.

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Tahini is made of one ingredient – sesame seeds. Okay, maybe two ingredients because sometimes there is a little olive oil in store bought tahini. Think of how peanuts are made into peanut butter and how almonds are made into almond butter. Tahini is basically sesame seed butter.

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Tahini is nutty, rich and truly the essence of a good hummus (in my humble opinion). It’s easy to find in most supermarkets.

This creamy, lemony hummus couldn’t be easier to make. All of your ingredients go right into the food processor. With only five simple ingredients, it will be ready in no time:

Be sure to reserve the juice from the cans of chickpeas. This way, you will be able to control the texture. I like a chunkier hummus where you can still taste some of the chickpeas. Others prefer a super creamy, velvety dip. Use the chickpea juice to create the texture that you desire.

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Serving hummus with soft pita and crunchy veggies is a no brainer. It’s vegan, gluten free and dairy free, making it super accessible for any and all of your guests.

If you want to add some special touches, try topping it with crispy chickpeas. They add a salty crunch that’s a delicious compliment to the creaminess of the hummus. I also like to sprinkle some quality feta cheese and give it a drizzle of olive oil.

But my most favorite way to serve this Easy Homemade Lemon Hummus with Tahini is on a Greek Mezze Platter with the rest of its playmates – good olives, tzatziki, roasted peppers and stuffed grape leaves.

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Simply put, this is really good hummus, and it’s super easy to make. And it maybe, just maybe, might make you never want to buy it from the store again. I hope you love it!Hummus is probably one of the best known Middle Eastern foods due to its popularity worldwide. The chickpea-based dip can be found in most conventional grocery stores in North America and on many non-Middle Eastern restaurant menus.

The word hummus comes from the Egyptian word for chickpeas, the typical primary ingredient, although lots of other beans can be used instead. Variations of the modern-day hummus recipe can be found as early as the 13th century in Egyptian cookbooks.

Hummus is typically served as part of an appetizer (or mezze) tray alongside falafel, eggplant, and tahini sauce. Fresh or toasted pita bread, as well as vegetables, can be dipped into it. It also makes a filling and nutritious snack.

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It's often flavored with spices, such as cumin or sumac, and can be served garnished with olive oil, chopped tomatoes, cucumber slices, parsley or cilantro, chickpeas, and pine nuts.

The ready availability of the ingredients to make hummus is partly responsible for its popularity in countries like Egypt, Jordan, and Syria. And, its compatibility with both meat and dairy makes it suitable for Jewish dietary laws and, therefore, popular in Israel.

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*The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a food serving contributes to a daily diet. 2, 000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.

Easy Hummus Without Tahini

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Ahhhh Hummus, how you enlighten my life. Smoothy and creamy, nutty and well, quite frankly the driving force behind my increasing waistline. But damn you’re tasty. Hummus is one of the quickest, easiest and most delicious dips you can make. Here’s what you’ll need:

Zesty Lemon Hummus

What is Tahini? – Tahini is essentially a paste made from ground toasted sesame seeds. It’s a key ingredient in baba ghanoush and you guessed it, hummus.

Tahini is what gives that classic ‘hummus’ taste. It offers a gorgeous nutty body to the dip and offers a really creamy texture. By itself? Not so nice. But blended through chickpeas? Oh gimme.

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First of all, I highly recommend using tahini both for texture and flavour purposes. You can make hummus without tahini, but personally I feel it slightly lacks. To keep the flavour of tahini you can add sesame seeds. To keep the thickening texture you could add nut butters such as cashew (mellow taste, some recipes suggest peanut butter but I find it too overpowering). But again, go for tahini if you can!

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You sure can! I have actually done it in the past and doesn’t turn out too shabby. In all instances I do recommend peeling the chickpeas if you have the time/patience. None of the below method break down the chickpea skin over effectively.

First things first, I always recommend serving hummus at room temp. Never tastes quite right straight out the fridge, and is often too firm. When it comes to garnishing hummus, here’s what I go for when making classic hummus:

Pop in an airtight container and throw straight in the fridge. I keep it in there for 4-5days (longer at your discretion). You can also freeze hummus, just thaw in the fridge overnight and serve at room temp.

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Aaaaaaaaand I think that’s all my hummus knowledge leaked to you now 🤣 If you love the sound of this classic homemade hummus you should totally check out my other hummus recipes!

This Homemade Hummus couldn't be easier if it tried! Just plonk everything in a food processor and you're on your way. One condition - there must be tahini!

Lemon

A) Extra Smooth Hummus - you can spend ages peeling the chickpeas, which will help the hummus more creamier, but quite frankly who's got time for that?! I recommend leaving the hummus blending in the blender for 5mins+ and make sure you stop it a few times between to scrape the edges. 

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B) Room temp - Always serve hummus at room temp. To store, cover as soon as you can and pop in the fridge. I usually keep it for 4-5days (more at your discretion). When needed, take it out the fridge and bring to room temp before serving.

D) Lemon Juice - Ensure it is FRESH lemon juice, not bottled. Bottled lemon juice will alter the taste of this hummus.

E) Oil - I don't recommend using any other oil apart from extra virgin olive oil (even regular olive oil). Extra virgin gives it that classic 'hummus' taste, any other oil will alter the flavour too much.

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If you loved this Easy Hummus Recipe then be sure to Pin it for later! Already made it or got a burning question? Give me a shout in the comments below and pick up your free ecookbook along the way!What is tangy, soft, and perfect for diving into with pita chips? Ask Catherine Brookes, a talented food photographer and recipe creator from Blue Sky Eating. Her answer might surprise you: lemon hummus! Of course, chickpeas and tahini are two staples in hummus, but have you ever thought to add lemon? Brookes aspired to blend an original recipe with a spritz of creativity, and the results definitely paid off. The sharp zesty flavour of lemon pairs perfectly with rich, creamy hummus, she says. I've often added a squeeze of lemon to homemade hummus but wanted to make the citrus taste really stand out in this recipe. Just in time for Spring, this lemon hummus will bring some much-needed

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