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Ras el hanout hummus

This Ras el hanout hummus is even better than standard hummus! This North African spice mix varies in every kitchen, but it's always delicious!

10 minutes
6 persons
Ras el hanout hummus ingredients

Recipe ras el hanout hummus

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Véronique Pouw

Made by Véronique

Published at 2017-01-13, this recipe is for 6 persons and takes 10 minutes.

Updated at: 2024-07-31

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Making the Ras el hanout hummus – 10 minutes

note: if you're using dried chick peas, you need to soak and cook them first. If you're using canned chick peas, the flavour and consistency can be a bit different.

If you're using dried chick peas, make sure you soak them overnight and then cook them for about 20 minutes before you can use them. Heat 2 tablespoons of olive oil in a small pan and heat the ras el hanout for about a minute.

You'll notice the spice mix will even smell more incredible, the flavour will enhance this way. Let the oil cool off completely.  

Ras el hanout hummus
Ras el hanout hummus

Place the chick peas in the food processor along with 2 tablespoons of the boiling water if you like, this way the hummus will be creamier. Add the lemon juice, peeled garlic cloves and the ras el hanout oil.

Blend for a few minutes and add olive oil until you've reached the right consistency. Season with salt. Spread this lovely hummus on your bread or toast, or use it to dip in any raw veggies and enjoy!

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4 comments on "Ras el hanout hummus"
A_Boleyn says on 2017-01-17
I love hummus but haven't been able to get the spice blend locally. I may just have to make my own from scratch.
Ohmydish says on 2017-01-17
Have you tried checking Asian supermarkets?
Phuong Trinh says on 2019-01-12
I used 1 can of drained chick peas (15.5 oz) as it seemed that the proportions with the spices seemed off. Tastes great but used almost all the juice from 1 lemon and tweaked the olive oil to get the consistency needed.
Ohmydish says on 2019-01-13
Hi Phuong, if you're using canned chick peas the consistency is always different. I never use canned chickpeas for this kind of recipes because they're quite wet and the taste is different than dried and soaked chickpeas. I will edit the recipe to make it more clear to use dried chickpeas :) Edit: But wait a minute, I googled how much 15.5 oz exactly is so yes of course the ingredients are very off cause that't very much more than the amount of chick peas I used for this recipe!

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