Now that I can get around a bit without having to sit every
two minutes, I have begun to mess around in the kitchen some.
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We’ve found is that Hummus is pretty low sodium, in amounts
that still provide some satisfaction. Same with Whitley’s Deluxe Nut Mix, an ounce
or so of that is surprisingly more than one or two nuts. Anyway, I got it in my head to make my own
Hummus. There are a million recipes out
there, with only slight variations. So I
came across one I thought would be good, set out to duplicate that. Ingredients for basic Hummus are fairly few
and easily obtainable in our local grocery outlets (No, haven’t been to Harris
Tweeter yet). So I assembled them (with
my house made roasted Garlic)
And did my Mise en Place
And chucked everything into the food processor, and
“processed” until smooth.
And turned it out into a bowl, put into the fridge to let
the flavors get happy (as Emeril might say)
So we dished it up last night along with some stoned wheat
thins.
As with any recipe I think it needs some tweaking. I cut back on the cumin, and only used three
of the roasted garlic cloves, and of course eliminated the “Salt to taste”
line. The result was kind of a bland,
pretty stiff mixture that you had to know contained roasted garlic for
instance.
So, I added some more oil, more cayenne, and a bit of lemon
juice
and i'm going to punch up the roasted garlic more..
Of course, Hummus is pretty bland so needs some help. we'll see, update later! more research needed at cocktail hour when we are maybe
DFD
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