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the queen of quals
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the queen of quals
...It's French.its in french or hebrew for sure
Guess this means I'm too late for the pool....It's French.
this was very weird, and very lovely, thank you
Hit me with your recipe! I love hummus.*Nothing* beats homemade hummus! It's super easy and it's SO good!
You just mince up a couple of cloves of garlic in a food processor, then add cooked chickpeas, tahini, lemon juice and salt plus whatever else you want for seasoning. I usually just kind of wing it. If it's too thick you can add some of the cooking liquid from the chickpeas.Hit me with your recipe! I love hummus.
Hit me with your recipe! I love hummus.
Several times i've noticed the website to be categorized was one of the websites in the instructions. Its very possible those were attention checks and often times you have to be careful with going to the contacts page to really find out how many locations there are. I suspect people just got careless with them or weren't in the proper state of mind since it was that early and ended up getting blocked.OK. Earlier we were trying to piece together why people got blocked from Zoltars/Endors. Some people thought it might've been people that did those voice hits by mistake but apparently not if you didn't do any of them.
@Tuesday is right about how eat it is, but I'll gladly hook you up with the recipe I used. I just googled the highest rated recipe I could find and it turned out really, really well.Hit me with your recipe! I love hummus.
I've made it like this before. Unfortunately, like chicken, when I make it (see where it comes from) it turns me off. Hub loves it though. I usually add pesto or roasted red peppers. (Though I've always used canned chickpeas and I think that's what turns me off.)You just mince up a couple of cloves of garlic in a food processor, then add cooked chickpeas, tahini, lemon juice and salt plus whatever else you want for seasoning. I usually just kind of wing it. If it's too thick you can add some of the cooking liquid from the chickpeas.
Pretty sure this is the one I used, but I think I added more garlic (because there can never be too much). But the base is good and it's nice to play around with. Roasted red peppers would definitely work with this. Now that this was brought up, I think I'll make some tomorrow.I've made it like this before. Unfortunately, like chicken, when I make it (see where it comes from) it turns me off. Hub loves it though. I usually add pesto or roasted red peppers. (Though I've always used canned chickpeas and I think that's what turns me off.)
I feel like being nice, so I think I'll make some too... With toasted pita.Pretty sure this is the one I used, but I think I added more garlic (because there can never be too much). But the base is good and it's nice to play around with. Roasted red peppers would definitely work with this. Now that this was brought up, I think I'll make some tomorrow.
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/hummus-for-real-recipe.html
I've made it like this before. Unfortunately, like chicken, when I make it (see where it comes from) it turns me off. Hub loves it though. I usually add pesto or roasted red peppers. (Though I've always used canned chickpeas and I think that's what turns me off.)
Food tastes so much better when someone else makes it, usually. There are a few signature dishes I make (none involve meat) that I prefer my own cookingI really do understand that. Sometimes I cook something that sounds really delicious when I start, but by the time it's all done I just don't want any.
I always look at recipes, but I end up tweaking them no matter what. That's why I like cooking so much. It's just fun to play around with food.I have no real hummus recipe. I just kinda throw in what suits me at the time. Usually, I make it really spicy.