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Miso Tahini Hummus

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Miso Tahini Hummus - The folks at Annie Chun's asked me to come up with a way to feature their Seaweed Crisps, which is a baked snack made with brown rice and a layer of seaweed. I created this hummus without tahini. Instead I used mild white miso and toasted sesame oil in place of tahini paste, both of which give the hummus an amazing naturally sweet-salty flavor that's full of umami. Miso does indeed add a certain umami-ness to this hummus, such that one does not even miss the traditional tahini. Serving the hummus with olive oil per the recipe replaces some of the creaminess that is lost without tahini, but it isn't necessary.

Miso Tahini Hummus

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You can cook Miso Tahini Hummus using 7 ingredients and 1 steps. Here is how you achieve that.

Ingredients cook Miso Tahini Hummus

  1. You need 2 cups cooked chickpeas, if from the can drained.
  2. Prepare 2 cloves garlic, chopped.
  3. Prepare 1/4 cup tahini.
  4. Prepare 1/4 cup white miso.
  5. You need 1/2 cup ice water.
  6. It's fine grain sea salt and freshly ground black pepper.
  7. You need olive oil for serving.

Miso Tahini Hummus instructions

  1. To make this simple Miso Hummus Recipe, add all ingredients to a food processor. Then just puree until you reach your desired consistency… chunky or extra smooth. Sprinkle paprika over the top, if you like, then dip away!.

Miso Tahini Hummus - Barley Miso (Mugi), from barley and soybeans, usually has a longer fermentation process than most white miso. It has a strong barley aroma but is still mild and slightly sweet in flavor. For this miso tahini dressing recipe, I chose white miso for its sweet and mildly salty flavor. Combined with the other ingredients, white miso enhances the. I am mad for the combination of white (shiro) miso and tahini. The unapologetic salinity and fermented, umami-rich edge of the miso teases the sesame paste's mild, rich roundness into standing upright, while the tahini in turn balances out the miso's oomph. Tahini later found its way to Israel and was held as a delicacy as sesame seeds were rather expensive to procure. Thank you and good luck