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A Levantine Arab dip made of chickpea paste with various additions, such as olive oil, fresh garlic, lemon juice, and tahini, often eaten with pitta bread, or as a meze. It is mostly eaten in the Levant.
Examples of hummus in a Sentence
I make or buy hummus and send it in wraps.
Some of them even tried hummus for the first time.
Lunch Wholemeal pitta bread filled with a tbs reduced fat hummus, mixed salad, 5 olives and cherry tomatoes.
Some hummus or other dip may encourage your child to eat the veggie sticks.
We have had our fair share of pita bread and quite a few are familiar with hummus, a favored spread made from chickpeas.
You can always add small crab cakes, puff pastry stuffed with seafood salad, any selection of dumplings, spanakopita, Hummus, small sandwitches, Salsa, or deviled eggs.
Mediterranean restaurants offer options like hummus plates, which are nutritious and filling.
Scrutinize labels for sodium and trans fats, and serve with hummus or cheese to make them more filling.
The menu features a number of tasty appetizers, from tangy lentil soup to tabbouleh (mint and parsley salad) to hummus and pita bread.
At lunchtime or dinner, appetizers include a hummus plate, super lump crab cake and a freshly homemade soup of the day.
She'd never, for example, eaten hummus before October 2004.
Celery and carrot sticks - Cut the veggies and pack them with a dipping sauce of honey mustard, almond butter, hummus, or ranch dressing.
Hummus, made from ground chickpeas, works well as a lunch or dinner component, and lentils can be used in place of meat fillings or traditional meat ingredients.
All you need is an outdoor-friendly menu (think carrot sticks, cheese sandwiches, pita bread, hummus, fruit, water and juice), a blanket big enough for all and a basket or cooler to tote your meal.
It is advisable to provide healthful snacks, such as sliced vegetables with a yogurt-based dip or hummus, whole-grain breads with olive oil, nut and seed mixes, and fresh fruits.