Ultra Smooth Restaurant-Style Hummus

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A creamy and ultra-smooth hummus recipe inspired by restaurant techniques, using freshly soaked chickpeas for the best texture.

01:30:00 total

Serves 12

medium

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Ingredients

  1. dried chickpeas - 500 g (soaked for 6 hours)
  2. water - 1.5-2 L (for cooking)
  3. baking soda - 1 tsp (helps break down chickpeas)
  4. sunflower oil - 100 g (for smoothness)
  5. tahini paste - 450 g (light color preferred)
  6. lemon juice - 200 ml (freshly squeezed)
  7. salt - 2.5 tsp (to taste)
  8. ice - 150-200 g (to cool and lighten texture)

Instructions

  1. Soak Chickpeas: Soak dried chickpeas in water for about 6 hours until doubled in size.
  2. Rinse Chickpeas: Rinse soaked chickpeas under running water to remove dirt.
  3. Cook Chickpeas: Place chickpeas in a tall pot, cover with 1.5-2L of water, bring to a boil, and scoop off foam.
  4. Add Baking Soda: Add baking soda to boiling chickpeas and stir. Cover and cook for 1-2 hours until soft.
  5. Check Chickpeas: Ensure chickpeas are soft enough to mash easily.
  6. Evaporate Excess Water: Leave the pot uncovered on medium heat to evaporate excess moisture.
  7. Cool Chickpeas: Spread cooked chickpeas on a tray and cool in the fridge for about 30 minutes.
  8. Blend Chickpeas: In a food processor, blend cooled chickpeas until fluffy, scraping down the sides as needed.
  9. Add Oil and Tahini: While blending, slowly stream in sunflower oil and then add tahini until well combined.
  10. Add Lemon Juice and Salt: Add lemon juice and salt, blending until smooth.
  11. Incorporate Ice: Add ice gradually while blending to achieve desired texture.
  12. Chill and Serve: Transfer hummus to a container and refrigerate until ready to serve.

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