
Soak the Chickpeas:
Soak the dried chickpeas overnight.

Starting with dried chickpeas gives this hummus a particularly creamy body after a long simmer. Blend until silky, thinning it a little at a time for the texture you like.
I've made hummus using canned chickpeas plenty of times, and it works just fine. But if you've got a little extra time, starting with dried chickpeas gives you a smoother texture and a richer flavor that's worth the effort. I usually make a big enough batch to snack on all week because it somehow ends up on sandwiches, wraps, grain bowls, and vegetables before it's gone.

Soak the dried chickpeas overnight.

Simmer until the chickpeas are very soft.

Blend the chickpeas with the remaining ingredients.

Add water until smooth and creamy.
Finish with olive oil and enjoy.

Starting with dried chickpeas gives this hummus a particularly creamy body after a long simmer. Blend until silky, thinning it a little at a time for the texture you like.
Per ¼ cup

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