hummus recipe with tahini

Hummus with Tahini

In my earlier blog, I shared a hummus recipe without tahini paste. But thought of sharing another version, i.e. hummus recipe with tahini paste. Yesterday night I had soaked a cup of white chickpeas with the hope that I would make the quickest breakfast in the morning. And not to my surprise, it turned out really well. Hummus, a recipe that is a full-stomach protein-enriched breakfast has not originated in recent times. Rather it dates back to the 13th century. History says it was first made in ancient Egypt. Later on, it spread across the Middle East. The name Hummus is an Arabic word meaning chickpeas.

Let’s see how you can make it too for your breakfast.

 

Ingredients:

White chickpeas – 1 Cup (Soaked for 8 hours)

Green Chilies – 2 Nos.

Garlic cloves – 4 Nos.

Black pepper powder – ½ Teaspoon

Olive oil – ½ Cup

Water – Adequate

Lemon juice – 1 Tablespoon

Salt – To taste

Sesame seeds – 1 Tablespoon

 

Procedure:

For Tahini:

Dry roast the sesame seeds until they become golden.

Now blend them in a blender and make a smooth paste.

Here, I am not using any oil or salt as the hummus will have them both.

 

For Hummus:

Take the chickpeas and boil without salt. I pressure-cooked it to save time.

Now, put these in a blender. Add green chilies, garlic cloves, black pepper powder, lemon juice, salt, and an adequate amount of water to blend it.

Blend.

Add ½ cup of olive oil and blend it to a smooth paste.

Transfer it to a serving bowl. Add the tahini paste.

Combine them well.

Spread the rest ½ cup of olive oil over the top layer of hummus.

Your easy hummus recipe with tahini is ready.

Serve with Pita bread or brown bread.

This recipe offers 4 servings.

 

Nutritional value of Hummus recipe with tahini paste per serving

Calorie 683 Cal  
Total Fat 29.6 g 38% of the Daily Value
Saturated Fat 4.4 g 22% of the Daily Value
Cholesterol 0 mg 0% of the Daily Value
Sodium 9771 mg 425% of the Daily Value
Total Carbohydrate 97.6 g 36% of the Daily Value
Dietary Fiber 27.2 g 97% of the Daily Value
Total Sugars 24.9 g  
Protein 22.5 g  
Vitamin D 0 mcg 0% of the Daily Value
Calcium 536 mg 41% of the Daily Value
Iron 14mg 76% of the Daily Value
Potassium 1862 mg 40% of the Daily Value

The percentage of the Daily Value is based on a 2000-calorie diet.

 

Conclusion:

The hummus recipe with tahini is one of a kind. Though I prefer hummus without tahini, still can’t deny its nutty and grasping flavor, which is liked by all of my family members and friends. Make this in your kitchen and let me know how it came out.

Enjoy!

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