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Mango Sriracha Hummus

EVENT: FOODIEMONDAY/BLOGHOP

THEME: #236 HUMMUS TIME

RECIPE: MANGO SRIRACHA HUMMUS

Mango Sriracha Hummus is a slightly sweetish and spicy dip that is best enjoyed with vegetables, pita chips or crackers.

What is Hummus?

An integral part of the Mediterranean and Middle Eastern Cuisine, Hummus is a dip, spread or sauce that traditionally is made from chickpeas, lemon, garlic and tahini. Made into a smooth paste or sauce depending how its going to be used, hummus these days is readily available in the supermarkets.

The Main Ingredients For Hummus Are:

Its that simple to make hummus. So why buy ready made ones which have preservatives and artificial food additives?

How to use Hummus?

Is Hummus Healthy?

Rich in plant based protein, it also has high content of dietary fibre which helps you to not only fill full but helps the digestive system to function well. Along with olive oil and sesame seeds, it has anti inflammatory properties. Hummus also helps to maintain good blood sugar levels. Good for the heart and also helps in weight loss.

Variations

As this wonderful low fat dip, dressing, sauce, spread gained popularity world over, variations to the basic hummus took birth. Flavors are varied by:

My Hummus Recipe:

Must admit, I’ve yet to post a basic hummus recipe on my blog, but I really wanted to try out the mango hummus ever since I had it for the first time in US. However, I guess a separate basic hummus post is not required as one can omit adding mango to it. Also, I could not find tahini in the supermarket and decided to use sesame seeds. After all, tahini is nothing but sesame seed paste. During my trip to US, my sister in law gifted me with a bottle of the delicious sriracha powder, yes powder and not in the sauce form. I used that to give the unique flavour of sriracha. Anyway, who doesn’t enjoy the flavour of mango with red chili powder?

I’m grateful to Kalyani for suggesting this theme as it allowed us to enjoy this slightly sweetish and chilli hummus with vegetables and crackers.  Check out Kalyani’s Indian Spice Roasted Carrot Hummus, looks so tempting.

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MANGO SRIRACHA HUMMUS

Mango Sriracha Hummus is a slightly sweetish and spicy dip that is best enjoyed with vegetables, pita chips or crackers.
Course Appetizer, condiment, Starter
Cuisine Mediterranean
Keyword easy hummus recipe, mango sriracha hummus
Prep Time 10 minutes
Total Time 10 minutes
Servings 1 CUP
Author mayurisjikoni

Ingredients

  • 1 cup chickpeas cooked
  • ½ cup ripe mango chopped
  • ¼ cup olive oil
  • ¼ tsp turmeric powder
  • 1-2 cloves garlic peeled
  • 2 tbsp sesame seeds
  • 1 tsp sriracha powder
  • ¾ - 1 tsp salt
  • 2-3 tbsp lemon juice

FOR TOPPING:

  • extra olive oil
  • some sriracha powder

Instructions

  • Add all the ingredients in a food processor except sriracha powder.
  • Process till you get a soft and creamy paste.
  • Add sriracha powder and mix well.
  • Remove the hummus from the food processor into a serving bowl.
  • Drizzle extra olive oil and sprinkle some sriracha powder and chill it in the fridge till required.
  • Enjoy!

Notes

  • Adjust the flavors according to your taste.
  • This dip will be a little bit more liquid because of the mango puree.
  • For a more thicker paste add ½ cup more of chickpeas. Adjust seasoning accordingly.
  • Hummus can be stored in the fridge for a week.
  • I prefer making small batches of hummus, not only its better to consume it fresh but you can have a variation in flavour too.
  • Use hummus as a dip, sauce, spread, dressing etc, its that versatile.
  • If you don't have sriracha powder, then replace it with cayenne powder.

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