Red pepper salsa and hummus were both on my list to make, so I combined the effort. Made the salsa in the food processor using a jar of red peppers and half a jar of the whole pickled cherry peppers.
Then – without needing to clean the unit, I added some garbanzo beans that I had cooked the day before, along with some of the pepper salsa. I added a couple of scoops of tahini, and sprinkled in a little bit of Montreal Steak Seasoning and about a teaspoon of sesame oil, and that was it. I entirely forgot about the lemon juice, but didn’t even notice the difference.
It didn’t take long to make a huge dent in it with some handy dandy tortilla chips that were handily nearby.
Delicious!! We just made humus last night. Perfect for our rainy Vancouver days.
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Love it with roasted red peppers.
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Love the efficiency of cleaning here! Both look so tasty. I need to make some too. 🙂
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Efficient or lazy? Fine line!
Virtual hugs,
Judie — very happy about Faye!
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I believe many of the great inventions started because of laziness. Laziness is a very important positive force in the world. Highly underappreciated! 🙂
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That looks so good!
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