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Hummus and flat bread

28/07/2011 13:24

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cesar8

member since 28/07/2011
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is here anyone like to eat hummus and flat bread? non of my friends like it, unfortunately. Here is my rezept

(2-3 persons):
280g chickpeas
50g yoghurt
5g Sambal olek
1 - 2 tabelspoons of oil
1 tabelspoon of citrone
1 spoon salt
3 times garlic (at least)
1/2 tabelspoon tahini
1/2 tabelspoon peanut butter past

and of course flat bread

19/11/2012 11:30

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Jhana

member since 19/11/2012
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You really like it . Instead of chicken try some cabbage you will love it .

20/11/2012 00:30

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Androcles

member since 08/09/2010
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Jhana,

Not sure I understand your reply - what have chicken and cabbage got to do with Flatbread and Hummus?

31/01/2013 17:36

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Nice1786

member since 31/01/2013
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I absolutely like fled bread and hummus.
Nice recipe.

31/01/2013 18:57

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AGibson

member since 17/04/2008
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This is turning out to be a very peculiar thread

Angelika

31/01/2013 19:04

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Androcles

member since 08/09/2010
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You can say that again, Angelika!

I am not sure about fled bread - perhaps it is called that because it is a run-away success?

A.

31/01/2013 20:33

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AGibson

member since 17/04/2008
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This is really funny

06/04/2013 01:16

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Blanchas

member since 06/04/2013
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What exactly are sambal olek, citrone, and tahini, and where do you buy them? I assume one has to shop for the ingredients at a specialty store.

06/04/2013 09:17

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Androcles

member since 08/09/2010
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Hi Blanchas,

Welcome to CU. This is quite an old post!

Sambal Oelek is an East Asian Hot Chilli sauce - you can buy it in Sainsbury's or other Supermarkets in the UK; citrone, I think he meant Lemon juice and Tahini is a paste made from ground sesame seeds and again there are a number of commercial versions available from supermarkets.

A.

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