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Sweet Chilli Houmous??? Is it easy to make

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  • Islandmaid
    Islandmaid Posts: 6,626 Forumite
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    JackieO wrote: »
    JackieO xx
    P.S. added it to my online cook book Islandmaid Thank you

    Thanks Jackie :D. Glad you liked it, my kids grew up on it with some carrot sticks and flatbreads- cheap 'hollow leg' filler :T
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  • Hi,

    here's another we gem I've found, if you want to cut out the oil, (I don't add oil nor tahini) you can use low fat or natural yoghurt, just add as required.
  • YorksLass
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    Made this today with my last tin of chickpeas for my weekend TV snack with breadsticks or Ryvita Thins. Like Jackie said, it's a bit chunkier than the shop-bought versions but OMG it's so yummy. :):):) I have two pots in the fridge, one plain and one with sweet chilli and I doubt they'll get chance to be wasted. :D

    Now need to stock up on chickpeas again! IM's recipe's definitely a keeper and I've added it to "my" cookbook. :T
    Be kind to others and to yourself too.
  • honeythewitch
    honeythewitch Posts: 1,094 Forumite
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    edited 8 August 2024 at 1:41PM
    Hi,

    here's another we gem I've found, if you want to cut out the oil, (I don't add oil nor tahini) you can use low fat or natural yoghurt, just add as required.

    I make mine in a similar way with quark. :)
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