Intentionally overcooking the chickpeas then whipping the mixture is key.
Bon AppétitIsraeli-Style HummusBy Michael Solomonov and Steven CookAugust 20, 20154.0(30)Photo by Ted Cavanaugh.ArrowJump To RecipeSave StorySave this storyPrintIntentionally overcooking the chickpeas then whipping the mixture is key.Recipe notesBack to topTriangleSee Related Recipes and Cooking TipsiconGallery33 Meals to Make for the Tired New Parents in Your LifeForget about cute onesies—the best gift you can bring a new parent is home-cooked food.How Baking Soda Really WorksThat orange box is good for way more than just leavening in your cakes.iconGallery94 Middle Eastern Recipes We LoveTabbouleh, lamb flatbreads, pomegranate-glazed chicken, fattoush salad, and so much more. The 20-Minute Trick to the Fluffiest, Creamiest HummusHere's how to make restaurant-quality hummus from canned chickpeas.iconGallery10 Recipes to Cook This Weekend, March 23–25A one-pot pasta, a breakfast salad, and a hummus that'll take up the better part of a Saturday morning—and be very, very worth it.Dessert Hummus Is a Thing, and I'm Into It Sweetened chickpea dip is weird—I won't argue with that. But, boy, is it good. iconGallery31 Kid-Approved Dippable SnacksBecause kids will eat anything if they can dip it in a creamy sauce. How to Make a Killer Party PlatterFor the best cocktail party, skip the tiny bowls and passed plates and just break out the platters.Our 2015 Recipe of the YearWhat did you cook this year?ChevronChevron