I made up the most amazing thing today—-I then forced Petra and Joey to try it, and they both looked at it like I was crazy….and then loved it! Petra thought I should name it Chick Pea Surprise, but I’m not totally sold on that yet.
You could use this in place of tuna fish or egg salad on a sandwich, or in place of mayo in a wrap or sandwich….or as a great topping on a salad, or as a dip.

Here’s how it happened:
I wanted hummus, but (1) I didn’t have time to make it before Petra came over to go on a walk and (2) I was too lazy to find the recipe and put it all together and clean the food processor.
So I opened a can of chick peas, dumped 1/3 of the can into a bowl (drained first). Then I put in a scoop of tahini (probably 2 tsp or so). Next, I threw in a splash of apple cider vinegar, a dash or two of sea salt, some black pepper, and a few shakes of dulse flakes. Yes, it was that imprecise, and no, I can’t define the amounts—-I’m convinced that you can do this and make it taste good because after I mashed it with a fork (and ate it), I made another batch and it was just as good.
I ate the rest just now. Yum. Seriously, it almost tastes like there is mayo in it, but BETTER.
I’m going to re-buy the ingredients and make it again very soon, so I will measure precise amounts for the scientific recipe-types out there. For now, just trust me about how good it is, take a stab at it, and let me know what you think!


Oh my gosh we ARE on the same foodie wavelength! First the coconut, and now THIS! I made a chickpea spread today too (!!!) — very similar, except with nori instead of dulse. I can vouch — AMAAAAAAAZing. Yours looks much prettier than mine though. Too funny. 🙂
WOW. i just stocked up on chickpeas for hummus this week… and i think i may just try this instead! (i’m off to lori’s to get dulse flakes…) and are those your own sprouts?! lisa’s black thumb is GONE!
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Julie,
I’m just reading your mind this week 🙂
This really was awesome—I’m going to make it again today and create something new and pretty!
Kyle,
Yes, my sprouts…I’m such a pro now 🙂 This is proof that ANYONE can grow microgreens/sprouts. ANYONE.
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