5-Minute Probiotic Hummus

I first discovered hummus in college. Such an inexpensive way to get your protein. I dipped everything in the stuff. I even tried to make a “fat-free” version — don’t try that! It’s such a simple dip to prepare and can take on so many flavors. In my experimentation, I decided to add a little probiotic goodness, along with the flavor!

5-Minute Probiotic Hummus

Kate
This probiotic hummus is such a simple dip to prepare and can take on so many flavors. Plus, it only takes five minutes to make.
5 from 1 vote
Course Condiments & Dressings
Cuisine Gluten-Free, Grain-Free

Ingredients
  

Instructions
 

  • 1. In a food processor, add tahini, lemon juice garlic, and process for about one minute (whip it up a bit).
  • 2. Dump the beans into a strainer and rinse them off with water.
  • 3. Add to the food processor the olive oil, salt cumin, and 1/3 of the chickpeas, process until combined.
  • 4. Keep adding in the chickpeas in batches and process until it's nice and creamy.
  • 5. Add in the sauerkraut juice last, use it to create the creamy consistency that you like — some use more, some use less.
  • 6. Store in a glass container in the fridge. Lasts up to 1 week.
  • 7. Serve with carrot sticks, cucumber slices, or homemade gluten-free crackers.

Notes

Use your own homemade kraut juice here.
Keyword dairy free hummus, gluten free hummus, grain free hummus, probiotic hummus

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10 Comments

  1. Just wondering: how is this probiotic? Surely the addition of kraut juice does not add true probiotic qualities, only flavor? You need to ferment to really get probiotic qualities and benefits.

    Also, I don’t use canned, only real rehydrated beans…what is the correct ratio for this recipe for dried/rehydrated beans?

    Thanks, regardless, this looks great.

    1. Carol,
      The sauerkraut juice that I add is fermented, its from my homemade sauerkraut. I don’t know the ratio for dried beans. I usually use dried beans in my other recipes, but used canned with my hummus for ease — because its something that I bring to parties and pot lucks and I throw it together in a pinch. Hope you like it 🙂

  2. Kate, I would like to thank you for this hummus recipe…….I have had my share of Middle Eastern cuisine, your hummus is absolutely incredible! My husband is a hummus connoisseur, and said "this is a winner!" I also make my own fermented veggies, a mainstay in my fridge, so I added lots of kraut juice, delicious; genius of you Kate, adding the juice. This hummus will surely be made often. Many thanks & Hugs to you Kate!

  3. Kate, I would like to thank you for this perfect hummus recipe & perfect step by step directions…….I have had my share of Middle Eastern cuisine, your hummus is absolutely incredible! My husband is a hummus connoisseur, and said “this is a winner!” I also make my own fermented veggies, a mainstay in my fridge, so I added lots of kraut juice, delicious; genius of you Kate, adding the juice. This hummus will surely be made often. Many thanks & Hugs to you Kate!

    1. Aw thank you Terry. I am so glad you like it! I am flattered to have rave reviews from a hummus connoisseur 🙂

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