Spinach and Artichoke Hummus
Tasty and healthy is a great way to describe our spinach artichoke hummus. The sautéed garlic and wilted spinach combined with marinated artichokes brings full flavor to your palate. This spinach artichoke hummus is seriously one that you will keep making time after time, as there are many appropriate occasions for this classic.
Making hummus is just one way of using garbanzo beans to bring your family some concentrated health benefits. Think about your everyday lifestyle of needing a healthy snack for your family. We can’t stress the healthiness of hummus enough as we bring our favorite hummus recipes over the next several weeks. The nutrition-packed inside these little chickpeas is so undeniable.
It doesn’t matter whether you are looking for an artichoke and spinach dip recipe or for spinach artichoke hummus, our recipe is perfectly plated for either. You can really enjoy this artichoke and spinach dip recipe on any occasion. It is so easy to make using our Bare Hummus Kit. To learn more about our hummus kit watch this video.
This artichoke and spinach dip is so colorful and attractive that it really does not need to be garnished with anything; however, if you want a little variation to color for serving this up, a few chopped roasted red peppers adds a nice touch. This hummus dip tastes great on pita chips or your favorite veggies.
Ready to go somewhere? Hummus is super easy to take because all you need is a small cooler, chips, or veggies. We know you will find our artichoke and spinach dip to be an all-time favorite appetizer as well. This spinach artichoke hummus can be made ahead of time and frozen. When you get that last minute invite or road trip request, just thaw and go!
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I do not find it necessary to remove the skins. If you soak and cook your garbanzos properly (at least 12 hour soak and cook until falling apart), blend your hummus in the food processor for two or three minutes. Make sure you add liquid as you go. I make very creamy hummus and I do not remove the skins. I am pretty sure there is a vitamin or two in them.