Hummus

Mash up cooked chickpeas with toasted, ground sesame seeds, add garlic and lemon juice, and you have hummus. Mostly used as a dip for pieces of pita bread, it can be served room temperature or slightly warmed. A few decades ago, it was an exotic dish you might find in a Middle Eastern restaurant, but it now crowds supermarket shelves everywhere, the simple chickpea paste augmented with sun-dried tomatoes, sriracha, jalapenos, and, yes, even chocolate.

Restaurants With This Dish

The Magnolia

PENSACOLA, FL

Falafel’s Drive-In

SAN JOSE, CA

Tarzana Armenian Deli

LOS ANGELES, CA

Furn Saj Bakery- Cheese Saroukh
Furn Saj Bakery

LOS ANGELES, CA

Pono Pies

KAHULUI, HI

Stop’N Cafe

SANTA MONICA, CA

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