Recipe: Yummy Homemade hummus + non-refined Tahiti

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Homemade hummus + non-refined Tahiti. Traditional hummus recipes are made with tahini, which is a sesame seed paste. It has a wonderful nutty flavor but also a touch of bitterness that probably explains why some children don't like it. There are also those who suffer from a sesame allergy and, consequently, can't eat traditional hummus.

Heated up some Naan bread and WOW!

All you need is a can of chickpeas or garbanzo beans, lemon juice and olive or grapeseed oil.

Classic hummus includes tahini, which is a sesame seed paste or sauce.

You can cook Homemade hummus + non-refined Tahiti using 8 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients of Homemade hummus + non-refined Tahiti

  1. Prepare 1 cup of Organic chickpea(garbanzo beans).

  2. Prepare 1 cup of Organic unhulled white sesame seeds.

  3. You need 2-3 Tsp of toasted sesame oil.

  4. It’s 1 of lemon.

  5. Prepare 5 of garlic cloves.

  6. It’s 1 pinch of cumin powder.

  7. Prepare 1 tsp of roasted onion powder.

  8. It’s to taste of salt.

Since it can be quite difficult to find and expensive, it is not at all required to make a delicious hummus in minutes.

You can also freeze it in portions in an ice cube tray.

It may separate when you thaw it out, but just stir it up vigorously.

I have quite a passion for hummus.

Homemade hummus + non-refined Tahiti instructions

  1. Soak chickpea in water for 8 ~24 hours. Pressure cook the bean on high heat for 9 minutes (natural relase) or 15 minutes (quick release)..

  2. While bean is cooking,prepare the homemade taihini by roasting the whilte sesame seeds in a pan on high heat for 3 minutes. Keep stirring and taste testing it every 30 minutes until the raw taste is completely gone. Non-hulled sesame seeds taste stronger than hulled sesame seeds. Naturally they has a hint of bitterness in raw, roasting would reduce that..

  3. Cool down the sesame seeds. Blend the seeds in a food processor or blender until smooth. Add 1 Tsp of toasted sesame oil at one time and keep blending until everything is homogenized and look like warm peanut butter consistence. Season it with salt. Set aside..

  4. Now blend the chickpea, finely chopped garlic in a food processor until smooth. Add 1/3 or 1/2 of the tahini you just made. Squeeze in the juice of 1 lemon. Salt, cumin powder, onion powder. Keep blending it until everything incorporate. Taste and adjust seasoning if necessary..

  5. Great to serve with pita bread as a dip or spread on a sandwich. If loosen it up with pasta water, it cannot be a better vegan version of pasta sauce. Recipe here https://cookpad.com/us/recipes/8063956-pappardelle-with-creamy-hummus-saucevegan?via=sidebar-recipes.

I discovered hummus quite some years ago, while living in London, where you could buy it just about anywhere.

I had never heard of it before, never seen in Germany and never really knew what it was.

Homemade hummus is very easy to make and it tastes much better than anything you can buy at the store.

If you don't have any tahini, a paste made from sesame seeds, you can try making it yourself (see our Easy Homemade Tahini Recipe) or leave it out.

It's added to mashed garbanzo beans to make hummus, mixed with date paste, or drizzled with pekmez in Turkey for breakfast.