Sautéed onion and garlic form the base of this bold, silky hummus, blended with beetroot and black beans. The result is earthy, sweet, and vibrantly coloured – a dip that looks as good as it tastes. Adjust the texture to suit your mood – smooth, thick, or somewhere in between.
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On a low heat, toast the pumpkin seeds. They will start jumping about! Ensure you have a cold plate ready to tip them onto, to immediatley take the heat out of them.
50 g pumpkin seeds
Cook the onion and garlic in the oil very gently. When the onion and garlic are soft, almost creamy, add the red wine vinegar to deglaze the pan.
50 g red onion, 2 units garlic cloves, ½ tbsp olive oil, ½ tsp red wine vinegar
Add the listed ingredients to a food processor and blend until smooth. Tip in the cooked onion and garlic when ready, and also the pumpkin seeds. Ensure everything is blended until it's really smooth and creamy (run the processor for about 5 minutes minimum).Taste. Adjust the salt, maybe a little more, maybe an ⅛ tsp more...
50 g breadcrumbs, 300 g cooked beetroot, ¼ tsp salt, ½ tbsp balsamic glaze, 130 g black beans, 1 tbsp nutritious yeast, ½ tsp smoked paprika, ¼ tsp harissa, ¼ tsp sumac, ½ tbsp tahini
Nutritional values are estimates only and will vary depending on specific ingredients used. Nutrition is per serving. Information is for the main recipe, not optional accompaniments.
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