Showing posts with label middle eastern. Show all posts
Showing posts with label middle eastern. Show all posts
Thursday, January 30, 2014
Lighter Hummus
I love hummus. SO MUCH. It's good with pretty much anything. It makes vegetables taste better and crackers seem healthier. You can add it to a sandwich or eat it straight up. It's pretty magical.
I have another hummus recipe on the blog that is a sort of basic recipe that you can go to when you want hummus. This is exactly the same but made a little lighter. We use a little bit more olive oil so we get the health benefits from that but less tahini and we skip the liquid from the can, which has a little bit of sodium in it.
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Low cholesterol,
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middle eastern,
snack,
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Thursday, September 20, 2012
Back to Basics 3 - Classic Hummus
I used to HAATTEEE hummus when I was younger. My dad loves it, and I just did not see what all the fuss was about. But as I started eating healthy, getting older and developing a more complex palette, I started to become pretty obsessed with it. I'm also very into making my own..everything! Started with cookies, moving to almond butter, bread, pizza, etc. So I had to make my own hummus, but I thought it was the hardest thing on Earth to do. That is, until I googled it. SUPER easy, you only need a few ingredients and a food processor. Or a blender.
Labels:
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diy groceries,
gluten free,
Heart healthy,
homemade,
hummus,
low carbohydrate,
Low cholesterol,
Low saturated fat,
lunch,
middle eastern,
snack,
under 200,
vegan,
vegetarian
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