Humus Hummus A Healthy Middle Eastern Side Dish recipe – QUICK, EASY & INEXPENSIVE

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http://HowToExpo.com Humus or Hummus is an easy and healthy Middle Eastern Side Dish. Ingredients include Chickpeas, Tahini, Garlic, Cumin, Paprika,Lemon or Lime, Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Salt. This Side Dish is Traditionaly served with Shish Kebab, and Chicken Kebab. Also can be eaten with pita bread, or pita chips! But once you try it you will forget about tradition and serve it whenever possible. Perfect if you’re on a budget but want to present unique eating experience to the family. Besides providing a healthy serving of vegetables and legumes, hummus is also a good source of omega-3 fatty acids. Please do comment, rate and subscribe to our channel. More Recipes to come!

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25 responses to “Humus Hummus A Healthy Middle Eastern Side Dish recipe – QUICK, EASY & INEXPENSIVE”

Damon Asher
27/02/2015
lol at 2:47 XD WALA
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Faith Pelletier
27/02/2015
Ugly Hummus.
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Micaela Roblez
27/02/2015
looks delicious must try thank you for sharing
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Milky Jain
27/02/2015
Pls give more homemade, quick and easy recipes… This is an awesome
recipe… I have tried it once and everyone loved it!!
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Damon Asher
27/02/2015
WHATTA WASTE
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TheCelticmaori
27/02/2015
@HowToExpo sorry i should have rephrased that, peanut butter will never
ever be as good as tahini but it’s an alternative, like all alternatives
they maybe healthier, easier to find, cheaper, less difficult to prepare
etc but they never ever beat the real thing. great video, thanks for posting
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beyanain
27/02/2015
@HowToExpo Hello Mariette, Thank you a lot for your recipe, I tried it,
exactly like you show us, it was very delicious! And what about your Baba
Ghannouj recipe ? :))) Have a nice weekend
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beyanain
27/02/2015
Miammmmm, Excellent 😉 Thanks
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Uhanek
27/02/2015
Hmmmh, what a nice recipe. Thank you!
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HowToExpo
27/02/2015
@beyanain I am glad you like the Hummus recipe. Give it a try. It’s very
easy and an excellent appetizer. Ask any question you may have on hummus
recipe or any of our other recipes you would like to try. I will be glad to
help. Mariette
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TheCelticmaori
27/02/2015
Peanut butter works just aswell as tahini
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Lorna Kelly
27/02/2015
@HowToExpo Thank you Mariette! I do not think it will be very easy to find
sesame paste here in Zimbabwe, but I can access sesame seeds – perhaps you
could tell me how to make the paste? Thanks again, Lorna
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Jathalie97
27/02/2015
This is how I prepare it and its good
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oosunhazeoo
27/02/2015
Thanks for the video! Looks great. I’ll have to give this a try in my
apartment.
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PlatypusGuitar
27/02/2015
what if I cant get tahini? Is there something else I can use like
unflavored yogourt, cream cheese, creme fraiche or sour cream?
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HowToExpo
27/02/2015
@lornabegbie Thank you for your nice comment. I appreciate it. The secret
ingredient is sesame paste sold in Middle Eastern and some other ethnic
store. I hope you find it in your neighborhood grocery stores to give
hummus a try. Mariette
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jaison stanley
27/02/2015
Awesome !! !i ve been looking out for this !!! Thanks Ms. Mariatte !!!
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Nicholas Bisceglia
27/02/2015
Many reastarants in the USA use peanut butter in leau of tahini. I think
mainly due its high price and availability. I have not tried the peanut
butter version, but I have read that it works. I am in Ghana, and luckily,
tahini is cheap and abundant. I save money purchasing chick peas in bulk
bags and use a slow cooker. I really like your presentation.
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igoyzigong
27/02/2015
meeeoooww……meeeeoooww….meeeooowww
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Lorna Kelly
27/02/2015
Looks very good, and nicely explained. Please tell us more about the
“secret ingredient” at the beginning of the clip.
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HowToExpo
27/02/2015
@Jathalie97 Thank you for your comment. Mariette
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pilotgirlie
27/02/2015
@PlatypusGuitar just tahini. There is nothing that tastes like it
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HowToExpo
27/02/2015
@TheCelticmaori The special taste of hummus is from tahini, but when tahini
paste is unavailable, peanut butter might be a good substitute. I will try
it myself one of theses days. Thanks for your comment. Mariette
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sakura_xxi
27/02/2015
thank you soooo much!!! I am filipino and was born in the middle east, i
miss the taste of REAL humus! store bought make me angry ahahaa. : )
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Esther Joseph
27/02/2015
It’s lovely. Thank you for sharing.
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