We buy hummus all the time to eat as a healthy snack, and it's been on our must-make list forever. This week, we posted the basics of how to cook chickpeas as well as two hummus recipes, one on Pressure Cooking Today and the other on our sister site, Barbara Bakes.
We hope you check them out and enjoy! We'd love to hear if you try them and which is your favorite!
~Jenn & Barbara
How to Cook Chickpeas in an Instant Pot
Making Chickpeas in your Instant Pot is the easiest way to make soft and tender beans from dried, with or without soaking.
❤️ Why You'll Love This Recipe: Your hummus, falafel, grain bowls, and other vegetarian meals will taste fresher, creamier, and all around better when you cook your own chickpeas. And the Instant Pot makes the process fast, easy and hands-off!
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Instant Pot Classic Hummus
Make this classic hummus Instant Pot recipe with cooked chickpeas, lemon, olive oil, and a garnish of paprika for an easy appetizer, snack or sandwich spread.
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❤️ Why You'll Love This Recipe: Homemade hummus is creamy, fluffy and silky-smooth with bright flavor from lemon juice. This is a classic recipe that's easy to make and to tailor to your preferences.
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Easy Lemon Garlic Hummus
This easy lemon garlic hummus recipe doesn't require tahini; instead, this hummus gets its creaminess and flavor from a surprising ingredient.
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❤️ Why You'll Love This Recipe: This is a go-to dip recipe for any occasion. It requires no cooking, which makes it great for the summer, but it packs plenty of flavor, has a light creamy texture, and no tahini required.
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