Peanut butter Apple Cider Vinegar Hummus
1 can chic peas mostly drained/
Boil and drain about 1 cup
Boil and drain about 1 cup
1 clove garlic, minced
*i used (batu lesung) malay pestle and crush em'
*i used (batu lesung) malay pestle and crush em'
olive oil
*for blending and for drizzling (xtra V.olive oil)
*for blending and for drizzling (xtra V.olive oil)
Abt 2 Tablespoons water
*if req add more to thin the paste
*if req add more to thin the paste
2 Tablespoons apple cider vinegar
(Normally it calls for 1 lemon)
*depending on how sour u want them add more if req
(Normally it calls for 1 lemon)
*depending on how sour u want them add more if req
4tbs Greek yogurt *optional
(If you do, super heavenly inspired by NL)
(If you do, super heavenly inspired by NL)
1 Tablespoon tahini/
1 Tablespoon peanutbutter
1 Tablespoon peanutbutter
1/4 cumin seeds powder
salt & pepper to taste
Paprika powder
*garnish final stage
*garnish final stage
METHOD
Boil, drain and rinse the chickpeas.
Put the garlic clove, chickpeas,
olive oil, peanut butter/tahini, lemon juice/apple cider vinegar , salt and cumin into a food processor and pulse to purée.
olive oil, peanut butter/tahini, lemon juice/apple cider vinegar , salt and cumin into a food processor and pulse to purée.
*optional: Add 4 tablespoons of the Greek yogurt and process again;
if the hummus is still very thick
add 1–2 tablespoons yogurt and the same amount of oil.
add 1–2 tablespoons yogurt and the same amount of oil.
(Different chickpeas makes different thickness consistency)
Note: will take quite some time to get smooth paste
Salt and pepper to taste,
adding more lemon juice/vinegar if need to.
*i add both tasted better for me
adding more lemon juice/vinegar if need to.
*i add both tasted better for me
Garnish with xtra V.olive oil and sprinkle of paprika powder
Serve great with pitas/flat breads/ wraps/ toasts
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