I live in the Middle East and hummus is everywhere. It’s at
every restaurant, in all the grocery stores, and this “thick and rich, ultra-smooth and luscious while still remarkably light”
hummus can even be found in the convenience store at the gas station.
When I
travel back to the states, the store-bought versions just don’t compare to what
I can find here. I try to make my own, but I just can’t seem to get that ultra-smooth
texture you find in authentic Middle Eastern hummus.
I’ve asked my Arab friends
how to get a rich, smooth, creamy texture, but they forget to mention this one
simple, yet very important step that Maureen Abood, who has been nominated for
a food journalism award, explains so beautifully in her article "What most people get wrong about making hummus”.
If you love hummus like I do, then check out this article to
see “What people get wrong about making hummus”.
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