Dishing Up the Dirt

avocado hummus

To my delight our cilantro is slowing popping up out of the ground.  It is really tiny but definitely useable.

It was my secret weapon for this delicious avocado hummus dip.

There are few things on this earth I like more than a rich and creamy hummus dip.  And boy does this avocado hummus recipe take the cake.

The texture was perfect, the flavor was amazing and the only complaint I have is that I don’t have any leftovers.  It disappeared really quickly!

The best way to enjoy this hummus dip is with a giant margarita (or two, maybe three) and a bunch of your close friends.  I highly recommend making this soon.

 

Avocado Hummus

Prep Time: 5 mins    Cook Time: 10 mins    Serves: 6

  • 2 rip avocados
  • 3 cups fresh cilantro
  • 2-3 cloves of garlic
  • juice of 1 lemon
  • 1 can organic chickpeas, drained and rinsed
  • 3 TBS extra virgin olive oil
  • Salt and pepper to taste

Preparation

  1. Mix everything in a food processor until smooth. Taste test and adjust seasonings as needed.
  2. Serve with chips, bread, veggies, or spread on a sandwich. Enjoy!

Notes

Use this recipe as a guide and taste test as you go.


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12 thoughts on “avocado hummus

  1. Diane says:

    I love your recipies and a daily view into your interesting life in Concord. Just for fun, I need to tease you that the margaritas might be responsible for ‘rip’ avacados, ‘speed’ on a sandwich and how much cilantro? I’m just jealous because no one served margaritas at my 8 year old grandson’s birthday party on Cinco de Mayo.

    1. drealieberg says:

      oh. my. gosh!!!! haha, you are right. I may have woken up with a few margaritas for breakfast. Just fixed about 5 misspellings in that post!!! thanks for the heads up!!

  2. Does the hummus stay bright green for long or does it start to turn?

    1. drealieberg says:

      to be honest, I don’t know. that was my first time making it and we ate all of it last night. i would assume it would last for a day in the fridge but probably not much more than that.

      1. Sounds so good. I am making it tonight!

  3. OMG!! the carrot puree was to die for!! Gary sauteed up some beet greens and chard with garlic to go along with it. We licked out plates clean!! Thank you for that recipe! The avocado hummus sounds (and looks) amazing!!! We have a prolific avocado tree in our yard and a lemon tree so I’m going to make this tomorrow. Tonight is veggie “meat”ball sub night…I’ll let you know how that goes.
    Anytime you and Taylor would like to come to Maui, you are most welcome to stay with us! We live upcountry and we’d love to have you 🙂 xxo

    1. drealieberg says:

      So glad the recipe turned out!!! I love me some carrot puree! Hope the hummus turned out as well. Yummy! And Taylor and I would LOVE to take you up on your offer. One of these days we will make it out to Maui! XO

    1. drealieberg says:

      Ahhhh!!!! Thanks for the shout out and award!!!

  4. Nancy Kotheimer says:

    STILL can’t get your Wonderful Recipes–I’m SOOOOOO SAD!!!!! Can’t figure what I’m doing wrong

  5. Kacie says:

    This hummus was fantastic. I brought it to my book club, and it was almost gone by the end of the night! I am also obsessed with your beet pesto. My mom and my sisters now make it as well. It is delicious with scrambled eggs and goat cheese! Love your recipes and your blog. Keep it coming! Cheers.

  6. Kacie says:

    I love this hummus! I brought it to my book club last night, and it was almost gone by the end of the night. I am also obsessed with your beet pesto. I froze a few small containers of it, and defrosted one this afternoon to add to scrambled eggs and goat cheese! Love your recipes and your blog. Keep it coming! Cheers.

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