
🇱🇧 LebanonCatalog recipe
Impossibly smooth chickpea and tahini purée, swirled into a bowl, pooled with olive oil and scooped with warm flatbread.
For 6 servings.
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Set aside a spoonful of whole chickpeas for garnish, then blitz the rest in a food processor until a dry paste forms.
Add the tahini, lemon juice, garlic, cumin and salt and process for a full minute.
💡 Long processing, not extra oil, is what makes hummus fluffy.
With the motor running, drop in the ice cubes one at a time and process until the hummus turns pale and whipped, 2–3 minutes.
💡 Ice-cold water shocks the tahini lighter in color and texture.
Taste and adjust: it should lead with lemon, then tahini, then a hum of garlic.
Swirl into a shallow bowl with the back of a spoon, flood the well with olive oil, and finish with the whole chickpeas and a dust of paprika.
Hummus has been eaten across the Levant for centuries, and Lebanon claims it with particular passion — Beirut once entered the record books with a two-ton batch. The Lebanese ideal is pale, airy and lemon-bright, served warm with a lake of olive oil in the center.
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