After I made the confit chickpeas as a meal, I knew I had to adapt the recipe to make confit chickpea hummus. I am not sure it was worth all the effort of cooking the chickpeas first. But what I can be sure of is that serving hummus warm is an interesting take on the traditional. We scooped it up with sour cream flatbreads for a simple lunch.
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Look how far we have come
When I went to Dubai in 1999 I took my trusty Nokia cell phone with me. Roaming was a new thing, and very expensive. Four years later, our phones were lighter, but when overseas we used them as alarm clocks. And not with much success the first time, as Dave forgot to manually change the time. Slowly, we could use our phones for international text messages. And finally I got myself a UK Sim card for my spare phone with GiffGaff. I used this for years to call my Dad in South Africa for his birthday while we were in Europe. And for staying in contact where necessary whilst travelling. When Apple introduced its first dual Sim phone I upgraded immediately. My intention had been to put the UK physical Sim into the phone, and make my South African Sim an eSim.
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However, MTN (my service provider) gave me bad information, and at the time I was unable to do this. I am on my third phone since then, and each time we go overseas I have to take two phones with me. Then, I discovered Airalo and used this eSim for travel. But, it is clunky and not user friendly, and you need a new eSim for each country or region. My Mom pointed me to Roamless and this is the best eSim I have come across. You need just the one eSim and it can be used anywhere! And even better, your flex credit never expires. My latest phone also supports two eSims so now I can have my South African number as an eSim, and use my UK number with the physical Sim. This has made travelling and staying in touch so easy.
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Confit Chickpea Hummus
Ingredients
- 400 g tinned chickpeas (244g drained weight), drained
- 60 mls olive oil, plus extra for drizzling
- 2.5 mls ground coriander
- 1 clove garlic, peeled and cut in half
- 40 g tahini
- 15 mls lemon juice
- salt and freshly ground black pepper to season
- paprika for sprinkling
Method
- Preheat the oven to 170° Celsius
- Place the chickpeas into an ovenproof dish, add the olive oil and coriander and toss to cover
- Add the garlic, cover the dish with tin foil and place into the oven for 60 minutes
- Remove from the oven and place the chickpeas and oil into a blender with the tahini and lemon juice
- Season generously, blend until as smooth as you like it and place into a serving dish
- Drizzle the top with some olive oil, sprinkle with paprika and serve warm
See the links below for blog posts I published on September 22:
- 2021: Mini Frittatas
- 2019: Unsolved
- 2017: Ginger Salad Dressing
- 2016: Black Cherry Frozen Yoghurt
- 2014: Braised Red Cabbage
- 2013: Zespri Kiwi Fruit Hamper Give Away
- 2011: Clemengold Ostrich Fillets
- 2010: Sirloin With A Vermouth Jus
Today is our last day on the barge, and tomorrow we leave for Paris. We will be there until the 27th of September. I will not have time to read blogs while I am away, or reply to comments on my posts. But, I will do so when we get back. If you want to see how our trip is going, follow along here.
I have almost ‘lived’ on hummus for decades now, often using it instead of butter on my breakfast or lunch sandwiches or wraps . . . have never thought trying it warm 🙂 ! Trust the end of your cruise will work without problems . . . and a trip home to welcome our spring . . .
It was Dave’s brilliant idea which I shall replicate again and again 🙂
I do love hummus. Hope your trip is going well.
sherry https://sherryspickings.blogspot.com/
Thank you, it went very well indeed 🙂
Interesting recipe
Thank you Sheree 🙂
Hummus made with confit chickpea must be particularly delicious.
It really was!
Such lovely flavors in this hummus. I love the idea of serving it warm with flatbread to scoop it up. ~Nessa
Thanks Nessa 🙂
I never thought to confit the chickpeas before making hummus! What a great idea. It looks delicious.
Thanks so much!
I often make homemade hummus for company. I find that canned chickpeas work fine, but when I make the chickpeas in the IP and then make the hummus, it is a special treat. Is it worth the xtra effort ? – sometimes- but then I end up with too much hummus too. My recipe is very similar to yours except we use ground cumin instead of coriander.
I don’t have an instant pot, and have never cooked chickpeas from scratch. But, I have recently tried jarred ones, and if we got them here, that is what I would use in future 🙂
I’ve made hummus a hundred different ways, but never starting with confit’d beans. That must add a whole extra layer of decadence.
I am going to play around with this even more 🙂
What a nice spin on hummus, Tandy! Confit chickpeas sound like such a flavourful idea.
What a nice spin on hummus, Tandy! Confit chickpeas sound like such a flavourful idea.
something I will do again 🙂