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Maxine wrote:
> Cumin is one of the secret ingredients. I'd go with another clove or two > of garlic. Basic hummus is a pretty mild paste. Salt for that much of a > mix would be around 1 teaspoon. Just enough to keep it from being blah. <snip> > I'll admit, none has ever tasted as good as the hummus we had in a small > cafe in Rafidia. The chickpeas tasted almost toasted. I agree with the recommendation for cumin. Also, why *not* toast the chickpeas to get that toasty flavor? The best hummus I ever had contained some roasted carrot which had been added for a bit of extra sweetness and body. Bob |
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