I loved making this recipe as I’m always using chickpeas in various ways especially consuming it in a garlic hummus so I wanted to mix it up a bit hence this recipe with a difference! Haricot beans are the type used in the famous branded baked beans but you can get them plain and use them as you would chickpeas in a normal recipe.
Other beans should work too such as barlotti/canellini etc, beans are fantastic foods to add into your daily meals, they’re such good sources of protein, fibre, magnesium and folate (B vitamin).
Other beans should work too such as barlotti/canellini etc, beans are fantastic foods to add into your daily meals, they’re such good sources of protein, fibre, magnesium and folate (B vitamin).
I ate this hummus with some wholegrain crackers I found at a nearby supermarket which I thought would make a great nutritious snack/lunch, especially after a workout as it contains a good mix of protein, good fats and slow release carbs.
Recipe- (4 servings)
-235g haricot beans (drained & rinsed)
-75g runny peanut butter (aim for one without added oil/sugar etc)
-½ tspn cayenne pepper
-2 Tbspn neutral tasting oil (extra virgin olive oil will taste too strong)
-3 Tbspn water (more for thinner texture)
Optional: Pinch of salt
-75g runny peanut butter (aim for one without added oil/sugar etc)
-½ tspn cayenne pepper
-2 Tbspn neutral tasting oil (extra virgin olive oil will taste too strong)
-3 Tbspn water (more for thinner texture)
Optional: Pinch of salt
Directions
Simmer the beans for approx. 5 mins then drain and leave to cool before proceeding with the recipe
Add all the ingredients to a blender and blend until smooth, add a touch more water if you want a thinner texture, then store in an air tight jar preferably in the fridge
Add all the ingredients to a blender and blend until smooth, add a touch more water if you want a thinner texture, then store in an air tight jar preferably in the fridge
I’m a peanut butter nut so ill definitely have to try this recipe
I’m the same, nut butter fiend, hope you like it as much as I do!