Bone Broth Harissa Hummus

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Bone Broth Harissa Hummus

Bone broth harissa hummus is nutrient rich with a kick of spicy and creamy! So many ways to use it! The perfect spread or dip! No cooking!

Thank you Kettle and Fire bone broth for partnering with me on creating this delicious recipe! Yes, the bone broth adds immense flavor and nutrients. Hey, you mays well get as much nutrition as  you can in your recipes! And, you can get 20% off your order at checkout by using code, ALLYSKITCHEN, at the KF website! 

Best Hummus Recipes

I never knew what real hummus tasted like until I went to Israel. Standing on a street corner in Tel Aviv along with my other friends who were part of Taste of Israel, we experienced real authentic hummus.

It was warm, it was creamy, it was ethereal. We all were like hungry little’ piglets dipping torn pieces of warm flatbread into the several bowls we had. I also learned that it was pronounced ‘hoooooo muss’.

Hummus Ingredients

Hummus ingredients are few but critical. You want to have the basics of the garbanzo beans or chick peas. And, you’ll need your tahini!

But, I’m adding some extra nutrients by using the chicken bone broth. And, there’s none better than Kettle & Fire.

Flavors of Hummus

Flavors of Hummus vary. Most probably are savory. But, why not have a hummus flavor that has a subtly sweet twist like my Pineapple Serrano Hummus!

That’s what you’re going to get with this hummus that’s been made by so many people, And, the results and reviews are all the same. It’s out of this world! 

However, with this bone broth hummus, I wanted to keep it savory. So, I added one of my favorite spice mixtures, harissa!

Best Hummus

Probably what makes this a best hummus is the fact that it’s more nutrient dense with the bone broth. And, you have a fabulous ‘kick’ with the harissa seasoning mixture.

Healthy Hummus Recipe

Hummus is in general is really healthy and made with fine ingredients that probably for most of us, good for us!

By adding the bone broth, we’re getting more protein and collagen into the mixture. Plus, it’s more flavorful, I think. You do need some liquid and some tend to add some of the broth from the garbanzo beans, whether canned or cooked from scratch, so this is a nice addition.

Bone Broth Harissa Hummus

Bone Broth Harissa Hummus

Bone Broth Harissa Hummus

Yield: Makes: About 2 1/2 cups

Ingredients

  • 1 1/2 cans (15 oz.) chickpeas, drained
  • 1 1/2 Tbl. Harissa dry spice mixture
  • 1/2 tsp. sea salt
  • 4 cloves of garlic, thin slices
  • 1/2 lemon, juice only
  • 4 Tbl. extra virgin olive oil
  • 3/4 cup tahini
  • 1/2 cup KF chicken bone broth
  • GARNISH: Smoked Paprika, Dried Tarragon, Black Sesame Seeds, EVOO

Instructions

  1. Put the chickpeas, harissa, salt, garlic, lemon juice, olive oil, tahini and bone broth in a food processor.
  2. Pulse and blend well into a smooth creamy mixture.
  3. Remove to a bowl.
  4. Garnish with a drizzle of olive oil, paprika, tarragon and sesame seeds.

Notes

This keeps refrigerated for about 5-7 days.

Perfect for wraps, sandwiches, pita pockets, pizza sauce and more!

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Bone Broth Harissa Hummus

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11 Comments

  1. Anonymous says:

    Just made your hummus wish I could post pictures of what I make from your wonderful recipes. Thank you

    1. Oh, gosh! You’ve made my day, which has been quite challenging so far! So it’s really awesome to read your lovely comment. Thank you, luv! xoxx ally

  2. This hummus is fantastic will definitely make again 😊

    1. Oh, goodness, Ellen! THANK YOU! And, all the extra sneaky nutrients w/the bone broth!! So glad you’re here and thanks for letting me know! xoxx ally

    1. Veronica! Thank you thank you! Yes, it’s quite yummy! xoxx ally

  3. I have found that the flavour of the olive oil makes all the difference, which one do you use?

    1. Hi, Janet! Yes, the olive oil is very important. Here’s my gold standard. It’s a bit pricey, but when I’m going special, this is so good. I certainly don’t use it for everyday cooking. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08DDDT9K8?tag=onamzalicephi-20&linkCode=ssc&creativeASIN=B08DDDT9K8&asc_item-id=amzn1.ideas.3BX4HMP1SHK4W

      There’s another, more affordable, variation of it that I use for special recipes like this hummus. I like this pack b/c you get three options. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08N6XCLC1?tag=onamzalicephi-20&linkCode=ssc&creativeASIN=B08N6XCLC1&asc_item-id=amzn1.ideas.3BX4HMP1SHK4W

      Finally, I do think Costco’s Organic EVOO works fine if you want super afforadable. Hope you try making your own Harissa. That’s a big key in this recipe, too. Then the bone broth just packs in more nutrients! xoxx allly

  4. Since you went to Tel Aviv and got the original hummus can you give us the recipe without bone broth I don’t want bone broth in my hummus thank you Ally

    1. Hi, Lani…of course, just substitute some of the liquid in the garbanzo beans for the bone broth. But, the bone broth adds so much more value. Either way, it’s awesome! xo ~ally

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