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What is Hummus?


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Old 19-10-2003, 04:04 AM
James A. Finley
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Default What is Hummus?


"Ctgwen" wrote in message
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You can find a million recipes. It's a dip or spread made with ground

chick
peas, tahini, garlic (opt) , lemon juice and olive oil. I think it's
mediterranian.


Garlic is NOT optional!

Jim
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Old 20-10-2003, 12:54 AM
Kate Pugh
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Default What is Hummus?

(I didn't receive the previous posts in this thread, for some reason.)

"Ctgwen" wrote:
You can find a million recipes. It's a dip or spread made with ground
chick peas, tahini, garlic (opt) , lemon juice and olive oil.


James A. Finley wrote:
Garlic is NOT optional!


Heh, I think I agree with Jim here; leave the garlic out and you'll
want to be calling it something else. Garlic's a very important
component of hummous.

I don't put olive oil in mine, either. I might drizzle some over the
top as a garnish, but I find that actually incorporating the oil into
the mixture makes it heavier than I like.

Kake
 



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