Green Hummus
This green hummus recipe makes a flavorful spread or dip to serve with chopped veggies or chips. It’s so easy and is more flavorful than any store-bought hummus. Make this dip with minimal ingredients and loads of flavor today!
Try some more hummus recipes, such as this Smoky Hummus or this Carrot Hummus.
I thought it was time for a greens-infused hummus recipe. Bright green goodness…served on a cracker. If the color of this hummus causes you to pause, don’t worry, it’s all wholesome ingredients (think power greens).
Why This Recipe is a Winner
- Tahini paste is made from sesame seeds and adds creamy goodness to any hummus recipe
- Using lemon juice adds texture and a delicious, tangy flavor to green hummus
- Using garlic powder adds a more mellow garlic flavor without the overpowering taste of raw garlic.
What You Need
You can find the full printable recipe, including ingredient quantities, below. But first, here are some explanations of ingredients and steps to help you make this recipe perfect every time.
Here are the ingredients you’ll need for this recipe:
- Chickpeas — You’ll need a 15-ounce can of chickpeas.
- Tahini — This is sesame seed butter and can be found in health food stores. Many grocery stores carry it in the international aisle. Or you can buy it online. If you’re unfamiliar with tahini, read about how to use tahini in your cooking.
- Garlic powder — You can also use the tender cloves from this garlic confit.
- Lemon juice — use freshly-squeezed lemon juice or from a bottle.
- Tamari — Keep it gluten-free by using tamari or use soy sauce
- Olive oil
- Salt
- Oregano
- Basil
- Power greens — The best power greens include spinach, kale, and chard.
How to Make Green Hummus
- Pour all hummus ingredients into a food processor and pulse until well-combined.
- Add more water for a thinner hummus
- Scrape down the sides of the food processor bowl and then process until you achieve a fine consistency.
- Pour the hummus into a serving bowl and garnish with olive oil, pine nuts, and sliced black olives. Serve with pita bread or your favorite crackers.
Serving Suggestions
Serve green chickpea hummus with any of the following:
- Air fryer tortilla chips
- Baked Vegan Naan
- Serve it as a condiment on Sweet Potato Black Bean Burgers
Storage Tips
Store hummus in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 5 days. It can be frozen for up to 2 months.
This is a really unique green hummus recipe! However, you could make it even more interesting by transforming it into a green goddess hummus by adding some chopped chives to the recipe, too.
Homemade Hummus Recipe
I love having this green hummus recipe on-hand to serve to guests. Because it’s so colorful, people are drawn to it! You can also serve this healthy hummus as a spread in place of mayo on vegan black burgers.
Flavored hummus recipes are easy to make. I’ve even served hummus as a topping for pasta. It’s also delicious to use hummus as a condiment on vegan sandwiches.
Sometimes hummus can be a bit too garlicky. It’s great while you’re eating it but can leave your breath a little tangy. So this recipe for hummus is high on spinach and low on garlic.
Plant-Based Mediterranean Recipes
Serve green hummus as part of your Mediterranean diet. Here are even more Mediterranean recipes to try:
That’s it for this green hummus recipe. Enjoy!
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Green Hummus
Ingredients
Instructions
- Pour all hummus ingredients into a food processor and pulse until well-combined. (Begin with 1/4 cup of water and add more if you’d like a thinner hummus)
- Scrape down the sides of the food processor bowl and then process until you achieve a fine consistency.
- Pour the hummus into a serving bowl and garnish with olive oil, pine nuts, and sliced black olives. Serve with pita bread or your favorite crackers.
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Notes
The nutrition information shown is an estimate provided by an online nutrition calculator and should not be considered a substitute for a professional nutritionist’s advice.
This post was originally published in 2019 and was updated to include new photos, new text, and an updated recipe in 2021.
All I heard was “this is sooo good”! This recipe is a keeper!
Thanks, Genie. I’m so glad you and your people liked it so much!
What a great way to get more greens into my diet. Thanks for the delightful idea! Pinning now to make soon.