You obviously know hummus! It is a puree of chickpeas that is invariably part of any mezze platter.
Personally, I use it as a base and I’ve already tested a lot of recipes, such as with beet, peas, etc. and today it’s a version of feta and lemon hummus that I made and that I’m sharing with you.
Did you know that you can even eat hummus (including this one) warm, it’s even better, and with this feta recipe, I can only recommend it! It will add a great texture by allowing the cheese to melt slightly.
You can then serve this hummus in a nice mezze platter as an appetizer with pita chips, or as a shared dish, or in pita breads with falafels, a little salad and cucumber…

Feta and lemon hummus

WHAT INGREDIENTS DO YOU NEED TO MAKE THIS FETA AND LEMON HUMMUS?

drained chickpeas
Greek yogurt
feta cheese
garlic cloves
cumin powder
olive oil
cold water
salt and freshly ground pepper
organic lemon
tahini (sesame seed puree)
chili powder
flat leaf parsley

I have a little trick to make the chickpeas more digestible, I advise you to remove the small skin that surrounds them, and/or to add a small pinch of baking soda when mixing everything.

Ingredients

500 g drained chickpeas
125 g Greek yogurt
150 g Feta cheese
4 garlic cloves
1 teaspoon cumin powder
2 tablespoon olive oil
100 ml cold water
salt and freshly ground pepper
1 organic lemon
4 tablespoon tahini (sesame seed puree)
1 pinch chili powder
flat leaf parsley

Instructions

In your food processor, pour the Greek yogurt and add the garlic cloves, drained chickpeas, if possible without their skin, salt, pepper, tahini, lemon juice and zest.
Mix until everything is well combined.
Add the feta cheese and mix until the mixture is slightly smooth.
While mixing, slowly pour in the olive oil until the mixture is smooth.
Repeat this process for the ice water until you have a light, smooth consistency.
Transfer to a serving dish and serve with fresh vegetables, other mezzes or pita chips.

If you ever make my hummus recipe, and you like it, feel free to tag me on Instagram or Facebook so I can see the result and share it back…

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Feta and Lemon Hummus