This recipe was in the September 2015 issue of Garden And Home magazine which we adjusted slightly. This is great for the upcoming Christmas parties served with cucumber sticks or toasted seeded loaf fingers.
Roasted Beetroot Hummus
Ingredients
1 large beetroot peeled
1 Tbsp olive oil
2 400g tins chickpeas
3 Tbsp olive oil
½ cup water – we halved this and replaced the balance with olive oil
3 Tbsp tahini – we omitted this as we never had any
2 tsp ground cumin – we toasted and ground seed
Juice of 1 to 2 lemons
Salt and pepper to taste
Method
- Preheat the oven to 200°C.
- Cut the beetroot into quarters and place on a baking tray. (I would suggest roasting more so as not to waste the oven on one beetroot – they are fabulous in salads)
- Drizzle with the olive oil and a sprinkle of salt. Roast for ± 20 minutes until softened. Allow to cool.
- Place the remaining ingredients and beetroot in a food processor and blend.
Oh Mandy this is gorgeous and I have a few beetroots hanging on in the garden! YUM! I am going to make this tomorrow – and i don’t have any tahini either! c
I really don’t think the tahini is necessary. Guess it’s not authentic then. Oh well. Have a beautiful day. 🙂 xo
The tahini would add protein I suppose but to much makes it sour, freshly made is better.. c
I must say, I am not too bothered to ever keep it in the house. 🙂 xo
It’s such a pretty coloured dip. I agree this is perfect for the upcoming Christmas festivities xx
Throw a few crackers around it and you are good to go. Have a happy day Charlie. 🙂 xo
Love it! I’ve made something similar, but it was more of a white bean dip with beets. It was so pink that I thought it would be fun for a baby shower!
Great idea for a baby shower Mimi. Love the idea of a white bean dip with beets. Have a super day. 🙂 xo
This reminds me I must order some tahini. I love the bright colour of this Mandy 🙂
Have a happy week ahead Tandy. 🙂 xo
Delicious! I really adore the sexy purple colour. Have a wonderful week, Mandy.
Have a wonderful week too Angie. 🙂 xoxoxo
Looks delicious. xx
Thanks Emma. Hope you are well. 🙂 xo
Stunning colour! And I love beetroot and chick peas, so I know I’ll really enjoy this (don’t have any tahini either) 🙂
I have been known to eat chick peas straight from the can. Oh dear. Have a super day Tania. 🙂 xo
We all have our guilty secrets!
🙂 xo
Love, love the bright colors, definitely on the holiday menu.
Must say, it was lovely having something so bright and cheery on the table. Have a super day Norma. 🙂 xo
You had to know that this beetroot fan would love it! 😀
Love & hugs from Texas!
Kathryn
Love and hugs back to you dearest Kath. 🙂 xoxoxo
What a great idea for the holidays. I’ve never heard of that tahini so my guess is, I’ll be leaving that one out too.
Seems we will all be leaving the tahini out. Perfect. Have a super weekend Diane. 🙂 xo
Okay I will admit it, I was never a huge fan of beet and this hummus did make me a little nervous looking at it, but if you recommend it, I know it’s amazing. Thanks for showing this Mandy.
I bet you would enjoy it Kia. I will hold your hand while you try it. Have a beautiful weekend. 🙂 xo
Reblogged this on Chef Ceaser.
Thanks so much for the re-blog. Have an awesome weekend. 🙂 xo
LOooooooooooooVE hummus!
But love you more!! xx
Such a beautiful message. Love you too my darling Kim. 🙂 xoxoxo
I love hummus – we have it many ways with many different add ins. Beetroot is a favourite as is roasted carrot. But tell me, have you tried standard hummus where you use peanut butter instead of tahini? That’s a different dip all together.
Ooo, roasted carrot hummus, now that sounds heavenly. Hmm, never thought to add peanut butter and somehow don’t think I would, then again, I will have to try it first to know for sure. Have a wonderful weekend Fiona. 🙂 xoxo
Hmmm. Well I have enjoyed beets twice this year. Maybe I’m slowly converting. The color is gorgeous and would look beautiful on a holiday table!
Can’t believe the holidays are just around the corner. Have a beautiful day Kristy. 🙂 xo
Hi Mandy, This gorgeous pink hummus looks…well…gorgeous! I don’t have any cumin on hand..will leaving it out affect the flavor much or is there something I could use instead?
Thank-you!
You could leave it out alternatively try coriander or even cardamom. Have a super day. 🙂 xo
Don’t have either one of those spices hanging about either…shall I make a trip to the store or would leaving any or all of them out make it too bland?
Thanks again!
I am sure it will be lovely without the spices. 🙂
Thanks so much…can’t wait to try it! It is quite a festive color for the upcoming holidays! 🙂
Hope you enjoy it Chris. Have a super day. 🙂 xo