CHOCOLATE HUMMUS - PoRecipes

Chocolate hummus is a fun and sweet favorite on a traditional dip. It's just the right amount of creamy and sweet, and if you serve it with fresh fruit from the season, your guests will be amazed. Hummus and chocolate, two of my kitchen favorites, were bound to be combined.

This chocolate hummus might be second only to my homemade Nutella. It's a creamy dip for dessert that isn't too sweet and is full of healthy ingredients. The best part is that this chocolate dream only takes 5 minutes. Serve it with various fruits, crackers, or anything else you want.

CHOCOLATE HUMMUS INGREDIENTS

Chickpeas: Use canned chickpeas instead of soaking dried chickpeas for this recipe. The texture is the same in the end!
Cacao Powder: Raw cacao powder is what I prefer to use, although unsweetened cocoa powder can also work.
Maple Syrup: Adding maple syrup adds a hint of sweetness without becoming excessively sugary.
Milk: Any milk will do in this recipe, but for creaminess, I prefer to use oat milk, cashew milk, or almond milk.
Tahini: Tahini is a typical component of hummus, but for a great alternative, use almond butter or any other nut butter.
Vanilla extract: Adding a little vanilla helps to unify the sweet flavours.

HOW TO MAKE CHOCOLATE HUMMUS

You'll be relaxed knowing this recipe takes 5 minutes to prepare. Great for when the urge for something sweet strikes. Here is what to do.

Rinse the chickpeas. Before putting your chickpeas in the blender, drain them—no need to rinse them, though.
Mix away! Start mixing the chickpeas and the remaining ingredients in a powerful blender. To produce a lovely, smooth hummus, carefully press down on the components with your tamper.
Try it out. Add a little milk and blend it until creamy if it's too thick for you. Add extra maple syrup or another sweetener if it isn't sweet enough.

WAYS TO SERVE THIS HUMMUS RECIPE

The versatility of chocolate hummus is what makes it so appealing. It tastes fantastic on toast, my crepes, or paleo pancakes. But I always end up making it the highlight of a dessert dish. These are some dipping foods you can put on your plate:

Fresh Fruit: Blackberries, Strawberries, and raspberries are just a few examples of the wide berry varieties available. But remember that complementary fruit flavours like orange slices, bananas, apples, pears, and kiwis are also available.
Dried Fruit: For a tasty chocolate combination, try using dried berries, apricots, apples, or even pineapples.
Crunchy Things: Any cracker will do, whether salty or sweet! Banana chips, plantain chips, sea salt chips, and apple chips are a few possibilities (even though commercial apple chips are a little more robust than homemade ones.).

HOW TO STORE CHOCOLATE HUMMUS

Even though this recipe yields roughly 3 cups (the ideal party quantity), you can always set aside half to eat later if you're only cooking for one or two people!

Here are several options for storing it.

To Store: Place it in a jar with a tight closure and keep it in the refrigerator for up to a week.
To Freeze: You can freeze the hummus for up to two months in airtight containers if you have leftovers, which is relatively uncommon. When ready to use, defrost it overnight in the refrigerator.

Conclusion:

You genuinely need to test this dish for yourself to believe it. As you look at the ingredients, there is no way this could taste nice. But you can be confident that this thick and fudgy chocolate brownie dip is enjoyed even by folks who typically have little interest in healthy treats because the original recipe has over 10,000 positive reader reviews. It's so wonderful that businesses have begun producing and selling their versions in shops! Please let me know how the chocolate hummus turns out if you make it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is hummus with chocolate beneficial for you? Indeed, hummus with dark chocolate is healthy. This snack is not only tasty but is also loaded with healthy elements. Dark chocolate is a fantastic source of antioxidants to help decrease blood pressure. Hummus is another nutritious choice because it is rich in protein and fibre.
ingredients are in chocolate hummus? A can of protein-rich chickpeas serves as the foundation for this chocolate hummus. Cocoa butter: Unsweetened cocoa powder is required. Maple syrup: Rather than using sugar to sweeten this healthy chocolate hummus, maple syrup is used.
Is hummus a processed food? Indeed, when consumed in moderation, hummus is nutritious. Hummus is a nutrient-dense food, and studies have found that habitual chickpea eaters consume more fibre, polyunsaturated fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals.