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By uskatpayday loans This little number is good at attracting a crowd of supporters at a party. It is quick to make and the ingredients are all fresh and healthy. It has an unusual combination of hummus and tapenade, for which you can find the recipes here and here (respectively). . . . . . .
Olive tapenade classes up almost any foodie event by bringing appetizers and hors d’ouevres up a notch. But anyone can go into a delicatessan and overpay for a tiny jar of the olive gold. Making it yourself raises eyebrows, and it is way easier than you would think. . . . . . .
Have you ever met anyone who doesn’t like hummus? I haven’t yet. It is a vegetarian/vegan staple, goes with everything, is healthy, and is super easy to make – the perfect food. And other than the tahini (which I also make at home, pictured below in the glass bowl, recipe here) the ingredients are likely things you have in your kitchen already. . . . . . .
Tahini is the secret to a great hummus but knowing that it is just blended sesame seeds makes me resist the idea of paying US$10 for a small jar of it (in Hong Kong) when I can buy a bag of sesame seeds for practically free). . . . . . .
I understand if you want to rename it after your aunt, but it will remain a really quick, easy, healthy salad that makes a colourful side dish or lunch. . . . . . . |
 
 
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Don’t you love recipes that have been passed down through a family? This one is a classic in my family and we have affectionately called it Aunt Olive’s Bean Salad after its creator, my great-aunt Olive. Real name. No olives in the salad.