Hummus - a timeless classic when it comes to dips and one of my favourite foods of all time! Enjoy this creamy homemade hummus with a veggie platter, on sourdough toast, a dollop on top of your dahl or with some pitta bread. Effect on Doshas: VK- P+www.ayurvedawithrebecca.com
Cook tinned chickpeas in boiling water and roast garlic for approx 15 minutes
Add all ingredients except water to food processor and blend until smooth & creamy
Gradually add a little water at a time until you reach the consistency you like
Notes
While tinned chickpeas are already cooked, try cooking them in boiling water for an additional 15-20 minutes. You can skip this step if you are short on time, but it really gives the hummus a smooth and creamy texture
Used roasted, not raw garlic. Again, you can skip this step if needed but the roasted garlic adds a much nicer flavour - trust me it's worth it!
I much prefer using 'hulled' tahini (this is when the outer husk of the sesame seed has been removed- it's usually lighter in colour and milder in taste) but you can use 'unhulled' too