Roasted Garlic Hummus complex flavors from roasted garlic gives this hummus recipe a distinct flavor, it’s great as a spread or dip.
If there’s one thing that you start making homemade instead of buying already prepared, make it be Roasted Garlic Hummus.
Roasted Garlic Hummus Tips
The difference in homemade and store-bought hummus is like night and day. Even though I use canned garbanzo beans, homemade hummus tastes so much fresher.
Another bonus, you can control the fat and seasoning. I use half water and half olive oil in my hummus to cut back on calories. I do however, like it on the salty side. By making homemade I can control that as well.
Another must, in my opinion is tahini. Now tahini in hummus is an ongoing debate. There’s the camp that says ‘it’s not hummus without tahini’ and the camp that says ‘you can’t really taste it, why put it in?’ I say it’s your kitchen, do what you want. Tahini is rather expensive for a small jar, but it’s also cheaper in the long-run than buying store-bought hummus. I have tahini therefore I use it. But, no, you really can’t tell a difference with or without it. Tahini makes hummus slightly richer in taste and slightly creamier.
After eating these ‘air chips‘, my friend suggested the chips are great with hummus. I knew I had to make Roasted Garlic Hummus. By the way, that picture is from my Instagram feed, you should totally follow me on IG for behind the scenes happenings!
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- 2 15 ounce cans garbanzo beans, drained
- 1 small head garlic about 1/4 cup garlic cloves
- 2 tablespoons tahini
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon ground red pepper
- 1/3 cup water
- 2 to 3 tablespoon good olive oil
- Wrap garlic in aluminum foil. Bake in 400 degree oven 30 to 40 minutes or until soft.
- Drain garbanzo beans. Spread on towel and using another towel on top, lightly rub. This will loosen the outer hull. Pick hulls out and discard.
- Add beans, garlic, tahini, salt and pepper to a food processor.
- Pulse 8 to 10 times to process beans.
- With processor on low, drizzle in water then olive oil until smooth. Taste and adjust seasonings to your liking.
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Liz says
Yum – Thank you!
Jessica @ A Kitchen Addiction says
Love homemade hummus! Yours sounds great!
Becky at Cooking with Vinyl says
I love hummus, and this sounds great. Thanks for sharing it! I’m a new food blogger and found you on a link party. I’ve followed your social sites and hope we can connect on those. Can’t wait to read more of your blog. Becky
Darlene @ Dip Recipe Creations says
Garlic hummus rocks! Great idea serving with veggie chips.
Heather @ Sugar Dish Me says
Are those the Aldi Veggie Chips? My kids live on those things! I seriously pack them in lunches every single day. They are sooooooo good! And we totally eat them with hummus all the time!
Paula says
They’re a diff brand, Healther, but oh-so-good. I ate a bag in 2 days all by myself
Annie @Maebells says
I love a good hummus recipe!
Paula says
Yes, so healthy and so easy to make
Megan - The Emotional Baker says
I love making my own hummus, but haven’t experimented with other flavors. Can’t wait to give this a try!
Paula says
I just started making mine last year and now make a batch a week. It’s so easy. Thanks for stopping by and for the RT.