After taking the leap and getting my own studio this year, I am slowly organizing it so it can be both kinda pretty and functional. I am still working on the dish organization part, and moving stuff around, getting stuff built. Its actually kind of a pain, but I still love it. I think in a couple of months we might do a little behind the scenes post so you can see where we work most of the time, the excessive plate buying problem I have, and maybe you can meet some of the cute cats that run around the hallways of the lofts where my studio is at. I think that would be fun. I wish I could also see all the workplaces where you all spend your time. I am always so curious, where you all read our blog from, and what it looks like around you. If you want to post some pictures of your neat workspace on our facebook, you should, because I think that would be fun. Then it will be like we are trading pictures. Thats kinda cute. In other news, Spoon Fork Bacon has its own twitter. You should use that if you don’t want to read tweets from me about how I eat entire sleeves of saltines for dinner. In other other news, this recipe is pretty awesome. Making your own chips for your own hummus is really fun too. Think of all the way you can cut that bread to make fun shapes to dip into your hummus with. Crazy.
♥ Teri
We love hummus! Here are some more hummus recipes you might like:
Spiced Sweet Potato Hummus and Cumin Flatbread Chips
INGREDIENTS
- 1 sweet potato, peeled, chopped and boiled until fork tender
- ½ (14.5 ounce) can garbanzo beans, drained
- 3 tablespoons tahini
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 1 garlic clove
- ½ lemon, juiced
- 1 tablespoon cumin
- 1 teaspoon smoked paprika
- ¼ teaspoon cinnamon
- ⅛ teaspoon cayenne pepper
- dash nutmeg
- salt and pepper to taste
- extra virgin olive oil for drizzling
flatbread chips
- 2 sheets flatbread, cut into 1 inch triangles
- 3 tablespoons olive oil for brushing
- 2 teaspoons cumin
- salt and pepper to taste
INSTRUCTIONS
- Preheat oven to 350F.
- Place flatbread chips onto a baking sheet and brush with oil. Sprinkle with cumin and salt and pepper. Bake for 15 minutes until lightly browned and crisp. Set aside.
- Place ingredients for hummus into a food processor and blend until smooth. Adjust seasonings and stir. Top with a small drizzle of olive oil and a sprinkle of cumin. Serve with baked flatbread chips.
NOTES
- *Makes 2 cups
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I just wanted to thank you for the amazing website! I love this recipe and have followed you for years and have raved about your site to everyone including complete strangers. Thanks again!
I just made this divine dip for the kids after school snack and I NEED to thank you again as my soon to be 3yo refuses to eat pumpkin and sweet potato. Bravo! XxDani
Yay, Dani! So glad to hear that!!
I love this!!! My kids devour these after school, we typical make hummus, avocado dips but doing the sweet potato thing is so much more colourful!!! Thank you so much for sharing xxDani
this sounds so good..i am always looking for healthier stuff to munch on my bingo night..lol..so along with some fruit..this would be perfect..ty so much..loves ya
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I made this this weekend for book club and it got rave reviews. Thanks so much for sharing!
I made this yesterday. Neither my husband nor I have been fond of sweet potatoes our entire lives. We are trying them again and finding they are better than we last thought.
That said, this hummus was good. I have other recipes I think I like better, but this is a bit different and has good flavor. I’ll probably make it again.
I made this last night! Sooo tasty! You gals are so smart. I’ve been making hummus forever and even though everyone likes it, I got really bored with the same-old. The color of this is amazing and the flavors are so interesting… kind of spicy, but garlicky and sweet…. it’s a whole new dish :) Thanks! I love your blog!
wow–this looks amazing! I can’t wait to give it a try!
I love the idea of adding a sweet hint to houmous! I wonder if this would work with roasted sweet potato too.
Yum! What a great idea. Making hummus was already on my To Do List for this week, and I just happen to have some sweet potatoes. . . Thanks for the delicious inspiration. :)
So creative, cannot wait to make this kind of hummus!