Hummus With Hazelnuts

  1. Whisk baking soda in to 2 cups cold water
  2. Place chickpeas in a bowl large enough to fit them leaving about 2-3 inches to the top (i do this to prevent spills because I am clumsy)
  3. Pour the baking soda water over the chickpeas, add additional water to just cover
  4. Refrigerate over night
  5. The next day drain & rinse chickpeas, place in a pot with double their volume of cold water + baking soda and simmer over low heat till soft (2-3 hours)
  6. Reserve 1 cup of cooking water
  7. If you want the creamiest hummus ever...let chickpeas cool and gently rub with them with a clean kitchen towel to remove the outer skins...this TAKES FOREVER but it is worth it
  8. Place chickpeas & hazelnuts in the bowl of a food processor (DON'T FORGET TO RESERVE A HANDFUL OF EACH FOR A GARNISH)
  9. Add tahini, garlic, sumac, cumin, lemon juice, thyme & salt
  10. Start running the food processor, when the chickpeas & hazelnuts are fairly smooth add olive oil & bean liquid alternatively while processor is running (just like you would a mayonnaise) ....taste & re-season with salt if needed
  11. The end result should be a very very smooth and creamy hummus with no lumps or chunks
  12. Garnish with whole chickpeas and lightly chopped hazelnuts, a healthy drizzle of olive oil, a sprinkling of chopped herbs & dusting of sumac.

chickpeas, dried chickpeas, baking soda, recipe amount, hazelnuts, tahini, garlic, lemon juice, ground cumin, thyme, olive oil, liquid, additonal, salt, fresh mint

Taken from food52.com/recipes/21042-hummus-with-hazelnuts (may not work)

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