I made hummus from scratch. No, I didn’t plant and harvest sesame seeds, chick peas, grapes, olives and garlic. I harvested them from the supermarket. I prepared the tahini myself, opened the can of chick peas, crushed garlic cloves and processed the whole thing. But along the way, I miscalculated the recipe amount of lemon and garlic. Instead of the usual 1 clove, I put 2 and instead of 1 lemon, I used 2. The end product: much, much better! Ha! Perfect with fresh carrot and cucumber sticks. And spread on sourdough toasts, I am salivating already. My vegetarian family and neighbors loved it.
Many good inventions were products of accidents and odd science. My hmmm hummus, it’s one of them.
Don’t be afraid to make experiments and fail because a failure according to established standards may prove to be the next big thing.
Cheers! #MyCafeNotes

What about for your family here in the South?
ReplyDeleteReng David-Morelos kapit lang. malapit na.
ReplyDeleteHummus on veggie meal!
ReplyDeleteHow do u make tahini? Ginoogle mo?
ReplyDeleteLydia Vicente here are the recipes I follow. I tweak some to my taste: Hommus and Tahini https://www.inspiredtaste.net/26901/easy-tahini-recipe/ https://www.inspiredtaste.net/.../easy-and-smooth-hummus.../ INSPIREDTASTE.NET Easy Tahini Recipe – Better Than Store-bought Easy Tahini Recipe – Better Than Store-bought Remove preview
ReplyDeleteEspn Ren salamat!
ReplyDeleteLove hummus....and this sounds yummy
ReplyDeleteSounds yummmmmmmy!
ReplyDeleteNeighbor as in family also? Haha
ReplyDeleteShannen Espinosa absent ka kasi last Sunday.
ReplyDeleteYes! The Post It of 3M was a mistake in adhesive. It’s a good example of a big thing after failure
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