I'm guessing you're a New Yorker? If so, you absolutely have to try (if you haven't already) the hummus at Hummus Place. There are a few locations -- W. Village, E. Village and UWS. It's SO GOOD! I'll give your recipe a shot, too. I'm addicted to hummus!
Wow! You are quite natural while presenting this...with some good lighting and sound control, It would be hard to tell that this was not a commercial production. I'm pretty impressed. Go Hummus!
Hi I think your demonstration is great, but you refer to Hummus as a "Greek chickpea sesame dip". The word "Hummus" is an Arabic word meaning chickpea. In the Middle East where this dish originated, it is called "Hummus be tahine". Keep up the good work.:-)
Hi I think your demonstration is great, but you refer to Hummus as a "Greek chickpea sesame dip". The word "Hummus" is an Arabic word meaning chickpea. In the Middle East where this dish originated, it is called "Hummus be tahine". Keep up the good work.:-)
Hi I think your demonstration is great, but you refer to Hummus as a "Greek chickpea sesame dip". The word "Hummus" is an Arabic word meaning chickpea. In the Middle East where this dish originated, it is called "Hummus be tahine". Although Greeks make this dish, it was not "invented" by them. Keep up the good work.:-)
Where do u get ur tahini? I can't find any anywhere!
chelojelo 1 year ago
This is my first time making Hummus. I believe that your instructions will help out. Thank you for the information.
cookingsouthern 1 year ago
how do I make the chickpeas from raw rather than from a can
autumnstone1 1 year ago
boil the garlic for 3 minutes first. boom boom
Squabbles10 2 years ago
i love ur cooking and tips
themanjit 2 years ago
great humus recipe.
amekipari 3 years ago
Amazing stuff, isn't it?
Ooooh, chick peas, tahini, lemons, garlic, olive oil, and voila! LOVE
delicateblu 3 years ago
..oh!, this is excellent!...and must have the garlic
russphilly 3 years ago
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm hhhhhhhhhhhhmmmmmmmmmmmm tht looks like the best hummus
tbush546 3 years ago
I'm guessing you're a New Yorker? If so, you absolutely have to try (if you haven't already) the hummus at Hummus Place. There are a few locations -- W. Village, E. Village and UWS. It's SO GOOD! I'll give your recipe a shot, too. I'm addicted to hummus!
nathannoland2 3 years ago
You accent its funny! Where are yoyu from MAH REE YAH!
babkamath 3 years ago 2
Love your accent!
ohcadiz 3 years ago
you forgot the labane and mint leaves
eddyecho 3 years ago
Looks great Maria, but I thought hummus was a Middle Eastern dish.
meggiemeg86 4 years ago
im greek/arab..its an arab dish but nice work.
missmelaa 4 years ago
where do you get tahini i can't find it at any supermarket
jupikaso 4 years ago
very nice. Everyone seems to have a slightly different take on this.
ichabod1101 4 years ago
Mmmmm I made it just like you said, it was delicious!!! Thanks Maria!
itsmegunty 4 years ago
Wow! You are quite natural while presenting this...with some good lighting and sound control, It would be hard to tell that this was not a commercial production. I'm pretty impressed. Go Hummus!
microflt 4 years ago
habibi ya maulana hummus!
kingnek 5 years ago
Hi I think your demonstration is great, but you refer to Hummus as a "Greek chickpea sesame dip". The word "Hummus" is an Arabic word meaning chickpea. In the Middle East where this dish originated, it is called "Hummus be tahine". Keep up the good work.:-)
longlivelebanon1 5 years ago
Hi I think your demonstration is great, but you refer to Hummus as a "Greek chickpea sesame dip". The word "Hummus" is an Arabic word meaning chickpea. In the Middle East where this dish originated, it is called "Hummus be tahine". Keep up the good work.:-)
longlivelebanon1 5 years ago
Hi I think your demonstration is great, but you refer to Hummus as a "Greek chickpea sesame dip". The word "Hummus" is an Arabic word meaning chickpea. In the Middle East where this dish originated, it is called "Hummus be tahine". Although Greeks make this dish, it was not "invented" by them. Keep up the good work.:-)
longlivelebanon1 5 years ago
Very interesting!
bestiaccia 5 years ago
:) i work in falafel shop at toronto
dbzsr 5 years ago
you are really good are u by any chance arab
ray73zh 5 years ago