Fattet Hummus

A community recipe by brotus

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Introduction

This is an Arabic dish originally from old Damascus, it is delicious on Friday's breakfast or Sunday's brunch and it is very healthy, I have a reputation that I make it really delicious so I want to share it with you.

Ingredients

Serves: serves 4

2 cups hummus
2 cups chickpea broth
2 cups garbanzo beans (boiled)
1 lemon juice
2 cloves crushed garlic
2 small pita breads (cut into bite size pieces)
chopped fresh parsley (to garnish)
1 sprinkling of paprika (to garnish)
pinenuts (fried in vegetable oil)

Method

Fattet Hummus is a community recipe submitted by brotus and has not been tested by Nigella.com so we are not able to answer questions regarding this recipe.

First we cut the arabic pita bread into bite size pieces and put it in a pyrex or a porcelin bowl as you like.

We mix the lemon juice and the crushed garlic with the hummos because it doesn't have enough lemon and garlic

Then we boil the garbanzo beans water with the whole garbanzo beans for a minute , we put some whole boiled garbanzo beans on top of bread pieces and pour the broth, then add two heaped table spoons of the hummos mixture and mix until the bread is covered with a layer of hummos and the broth

Then top the dish with the remaining hummos mixture (if you find it thick to spread on top you can add a little bit more of lemon juice or if you don't like it too lemony you can add a little garbanzo beans broth just to make it easier to spread on top of the bread mixture

Then garnish with the remaining whole boiled garbanzo beans and parsley and paprika and pine nuts, serve immediatly because it should be at least warm when served so you should combine all the ingredients at the last minute before serving your meal.

If you don't have a hummos shop around you can buy canned whole garbanzo beans and in the mixer add lemon and garlic and taheeneh to your taste. enjoy