3 Homemade Hummus Recipes We Love

By Nutritious Life Editors

Hummus is a staple when it comes to dips—especially when it comes to dips for girls night in or an afternoon of watching T Swift watch the Chiefs. We love hummus because it’s made with a few simple, delicious ingredients that pack in the nutrient-density. 

Chickpeas are loaded with fiber, protein and antioxidants. Olive oil provides numerous health benefits, including promoting heart health and reducing inflammation. And let’s not forget about garlic, which is best known for its immune-supporting properties and natural antiviral benefits. 

So, if you’re looking for a tasty and nutritious snack, keep reading to discover three ways to make hummus that will satisfy your taste buds and support your overall well-being. three fantastic ways to make hummus that will have you reaching for the pita chips in no time. Grab your apron and get ready to take your hummus game to the next level!

1. Pesto Hummus With Broccoli Rabe

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2. Crispy Roasted Cauliflower Hummus

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3. Edamame Hummus

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