I'm an all time fan of bread sticks. Whether it is soft or crunchy I just don't care. Today I was really craving for bread and I just realized that I'm running out of yeast & bread in my pantry.
I went a head and googled for some non yeast bread recipes. Here I have to thank all those who blogged about this wonderful recipe.
Seriously it takes less time compared to the normal one's & even tastes good too.
Coming to Hummus I followed Ina Garten's ( Food network star) recipe. Guess what ??? It turned out yummy.
Recently when I have been to lake Tahoe I had tasted the tomato Hummus. It was delicious.
I just couldn't wait to give a try making it.
1 cup of Maida or All purpose flour2 tsp Brown Sugar
2 tsp Baking powder
1 tsp Salt
1/2 cup Milk
Sesame seeds (optional)
1/4 cup of melted butter
Take maida, sugar, baking powder & salt in a bowl. Slowly add little by little milk to make a dough. Sprinkle some flour on the table and knead the dough for 2 to 3 mins.Now roll the whole dough like a chapati in any shape u like. Cut the dough in to nice long pieces using a knife.
Baking
Preheat oven @ 300deg.
Take a baking pan line up the pieces and brush them with butter on both the sides & sprinkle some sesame on them.
Place them in the oven n bake them for 20 mins @ 350deg or till they nice and crisp.
For Hummus
1 Cup Chickpeas (Soaked in water whole night,Drained & Cooked)
2 Garlic Cloves
10 Cherry Tomatoes
Salt
1/3 cup sesame paste
2 tbs of lemon
1 tbs Red chili flakes
1 Cup Chickpeas (Soaked in water whole night,Drained & Cooked)
2 Garlic Cloves
10 Cherry Tomatoes
Salt
1/3 cup sesame paste
2 tbs of lemon
1 tbs Red chili flakes
Microwave tomatoes for 3mins or till they soft.
Grind tomatoes and all the ingredients to a smooth paste.
*** Serve bread sticks warm with hummus.
Out come: It was a yummy crispy dip.
This is a great snack. Bookmarking the recipe :)
ReplyDeleteReally yummy combo....
ReplyDeleteThis is perfect to snack, crispy and yummy! Also I love the dip, perfect combo.
ReplyDeleteYummy snack....looks too good.
ReplyDeleteWow, wonderful bread sticks and lovely hummus, makes a great combo, nice recipes, glad to follow u too :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog.
ReplyDeleteLooks Nice!
ReplyDeleteKalpana Sareesh has left a new comment on your post "No Yeast Bread Sticks along with Tomato Hummas":
ReplyDeleteWow w/o yeats its an grt snack..
Do you use the raw soaked chickpeas? Dont you cook them before blending with the rest of the ingredients?
ReplyDeleteHi Madhu... It's cooked chickpeas we grind to smooth paste... I will correct in my blog...
ReplyDeleteNice recipe :)
ReplyDelete