@masalatangokitchen: Ultra Creamy Hummus Recipe 🤯 Restaurant Style at Home Creamy, smooth, restaurant-style hummus made from scratch at home 🤍
The secret? Peeled chickpeas + homemade tahini + ice for that ultra-silky texture. Serve it with pita bread, falafel, or chips/crackers and enjoy every bite! Full recipe in the video 👇
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Recipe below 👇 Save it so you don’t lose it! Ultra Creamy Hummus Recipe 1. Cook Chickpeas * Soak 1 cup chickpeas for 12 hours / overnight * Add to pressure cooker with 2 cups water, ½ tsp salt, ¼ tsp baking soda * Cook for 1–2 whistles * Do NOT discard the water 2. Peel for Smooth Texture * Peel chickpeas (this is key for ultra-smooth hummus) 3. Make Tahini * Toast 3 tbsp sesame seeds for 2–3 mins * Cool and grind into powder * Add 3 tbsp olive oil * Add 1 garlic cloves or more as per taste * ¼ tsp Roasted cumin powder * Salt as per taste * ½ tsp lemon juice or more as per taste * Blend again 4. Final Blend * Add boiled chickpeas * Add some cooking water * Add 6–7 ice cubes * Blend until silky smooth 5. Serve * Drizzle olive oil, paprika (optional) * Serve with pita, falafel, or Chips/crackers.
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