Hummus and Crudités
Chickpeas blended smooth with tahini, lemon, and garlic, served with raw vegetable batons. Blend the tahini and lemon first for a lighter hummus.
Processing the tahini with the lemon juice and garlic before the chickpeas go in whips it pale and thick, and that is what keeps the hummus light rather than pasty. One 400 g can of chickpeas gives about 240 g once rinsed and drained, which is the weight in the ingredient list. Ice-cold water loosens the blend without warming it. Cut the vegetables to about the same thickness so they dip evenly; any firm raw vegetable can stand in for the ones listed.
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Ingredients
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Method
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Storage
- Fridge
- Up to 3 days
Keep the hummus in a covered container in the fridge with a thin film of olive oil over the top. Cut the vegetables fresh, or keep cut batons in a container of cold water in the fridge. Serve chilled; no reheating.
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Estimated from USDA FoodData Central, for the recipe as written.
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