Any hummus recipes without tahini? I have a lot of garbanzo beans I need to use up. Any other recipes using garbanzo beans would be good too.
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I love hummus but not tahinni; so I just make it without. Olive oil, garlic, lemon, whatever seasonings you like.
I have made this may times without tahini in a food processor. The mix, very simple, onions, salt, garlic, a little lemon juice. Save juice from garbanzo beans to thin as needed. There are many versions of hummus. I make mine thick to use as a spread for bread. Since tahini is only sesame seeds you can add a few sesames seeds.
You could try subbing a bit of peanut butter. or if you have almonds (even better), processing them into almond butter and using it.
I have a recipe for garbanzo bean cake that tastes like chocolate torte, but sorry, I'm not at home to get it. I think it was in Parade (Sunday) magazine about 9 years ago.
Just make the recipe without the Tahini.
I usually do.
if you want to add somehting to enhance the consistancy, I might skip peanut butter as it's flavour is stronger than tahini's, but some other lightger-flavoured nut butter night work instead.
Hi,
I found this one and also a link showing one with red peppers. Here you go...
Hummus without Tahini
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Ingredients:
1 can garbanzo beans/chickepeas
Serve immediately with pita bread, pita chips, or veggies.
Store in a airtight container for up to three days. mideastfood.about.com/
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Avocado can replace Tahini just like in guacamole.
You can also make garbanzo flour with your extra garbanzo beans. There are plenty of recipes you can make with garbanzo flour like dumplings with all sorts of vegetables, onions, corn. Sometimes in the restaurants hummus is made from garbanzo flour and not garbanzo beans.
Bon appétit !
Some people substitute peanut butter with good results.
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