Anonymous
10/29/2014 16:41
Subject: What to do with tons of hummus?
Eat it with pita chips.
Anonymous
10/29/2014 09:39
Subject: What to do with tons of hummus?
Put it in a warm pita with grilled chicken, chopped tomatoes and lettuce. Mmm.
Anonymous
10/29/2014 09:18
Subject: What to do with tons of hummus?
OP, thank you for this thread. I just made hummus for the first time last night and didn't realize how much I would end up with! I brought it into work today but will likely still have a ton leftover.
Anonymous
10/29/2014 08:55
Subject: What to do with tons of hummus?
OP here - yum, thanks for the great ideas!!! I might freeze 1 and try these ideas with the other one!
Anonymous
10/28/2014 23:45
Subject: Re:What to do with tons of hummus?
Mischief Night is coming up. Huck it at passing cars.
Anonymous
10/28/2014 20:11
Subject: What to do with tons of hummus?
You can use it in a homemade salad dressing. Experiment with it. Add fresh lemon juice, oils, vinegars, spices, etc to thin it out.
Anonymous
10/28/2014 20:08
Subject: What to do with tons of hummus?
Put it in my belly.
Anonymous
10/28/2014 20:03
Subject: What to do with tons of hummus?
Make a "sushi" wrap with it. Get some sheets of nori, spread hummus on it, put some thinly sliced vegetables. Roll (or eat like a burrito), and cut like maki rolls.
Anonymous
10/28/2014 20:01
Subject: What to do with tons of hummus?
You can freeze it: http://www.canyoufreezethis.com/can-you-freeze-hummus/
Anonymous
10/28/2014 15:32
Subject: What to do with tons of hummus?
Bring it to work and put it out with some pita chips and veggies to share.
Anonymous
10/28/2014 15:26
Subject: Re:What to do with tons of hummus?
Anonymous
10/28/2014 15:25
Subject: Re:What to do with tons of hummus?
Eat it!! Yum yum. 
Besides dipping, I use it on sandwiches and in salads. Spread it on tortillas/flatbreads/pita bread and add your other fillings (for me that's usually vegetables and either chicken or turkey). I like to make a version of a salad (personal sized) from Panera - a bunch of spinach in a bowl (I use a pasta bowl), topped with diced tomatoes (or cherry tomatoes), sliced cucumber, thinly sliced red onion, sliced chicken breast, and a big scoop of hummus, with lemon squeezed over the top.
If your hummus is plain, add some flavorings to it to change things up. I often stir in a red pepper/eggplant spread from TJ's, along with some crushed red pepper to give it a kick. You can add lots of other savory things like pesto, chopped or pureed olives (or some tapenade if you've got that), other pureed cooked vegetables, roasted garlic, dill and lemon, etc. It marries well with so many flavors.
Besides dipping, I use it on sandwiches and in salads. Spread it on tortillas/flatbreads/pita bread and add your other fillings (for me that's usually vegetables and either chicken or turkey). I like to make a version of a salad (personal sized) from Panera - a bunch of spinach in a bowl (I use a pasta bowl), topped with diced tomatoes (or cherry tomatoes), sliced cucumber, thinly sliced red onion, sliced chicken breast, and a big scoop of hummus, with lemon squeezed over the top.
If your hummus is plain, add some flavorings to it to change things up. I often stir in a red pepper/eggplant spread from TJ's, along with some crushed red pepper to give it a kick. You can add lots of other savory things like pesto, chopped or pureed olives (or some tapenade if you've got that), other pureed cooked vegetables, roasted garlic, dill and lemon, etc. It marries well with so many flavors.
Anonymous
10/28/2014 15:24
Subject: What to do with tons of hummus?
Host another cocktail party?
Anonymous
10/28/2014 15:21
Subject: What to do with tons of hummus?
Anonymous
10/28/2014 14:57
Subject: What to do with tons of hummus?
So we had a party this weekend and forgot to take out the 2 containers of hummus from the fridge.
How can we use it up, dipping veggies and pita chips in it is going to get old fast..
any creative thoughts welcome!
How can we use it up, dipping veggies and pita chips in it is going to get old fast..
any creative thoughts welcome!