A recipe for Delicious Chocolate Hummus that proves that healthy eating can also taste good.

What I really like is how easy this recipe for chocolate hummus is to make!

Delicious Chocolate Hummus

Fans of hummus know that it is a healthy way to serve up a dip that tastes really good and is healthy too.
As a fan of chocolate, I already know that chocolate anything is usually a good way to snack as well.

This recipe reminds me of my recipe for Chocolate Dipped Strawberries.

That recipe is about dipping strawberries into chocolate. This recipe is can be dipped as well but, into chocolate hummus that is chocolate in flavor.

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Okay, so you may be wondering if is chocolate hummus good for you.

I should point out this recipe is for hummus. Even though this is a chocolate recipe it is a hummus one.

Hummus is a popular plant-based protein.

One tablespoon of hummus normally has about a little more than a gram of protein.
It is also relatively low in calories, fat, and carbohydrates.

I would want to know what is chocolate hummus nade of as I am sure you would like to know.

Just as most hummus recipes are, this hummus recipe is made with garbanzo or chickpeas. The big hack with the garbanzo beans is that you can simply use a can of garbanzo beans.

It is the chocolate flavor that makes this recipe for hummus so special.

The chocolate flavor simply comes from using unsweetened cocoa powder. Please make sure that you are using unsweetened cocoa powder and not a powdered chocolate milk product.

Here are some Tips for making a Delicious Chocolate Hummus.

I just mentioned that using a can of garbanzo beans that are basically ready to go into a recipe is a great hack for this recipe. Also, I mentioned that chocolate flavor simply comes from using unsweetened cocoa powder, which is something that you probably already have in your kitchen cupboard.

Here are some more great tips for you.

1. This recipe for vegan chocolate hummus works great in a food processor. I like to make mine in my Vitamix blender.
2. Sweetening for this hummus will come from maple syrup or honey. However, you could alternatively use a banana or sugar alternative instead.
3. This recipe calls for adding water. The water is added more for texture than anything else. Feel free to omit the water or add additional water as needed. Even better perhaps, is that you could use almond milk instead.

Here is how to prepare dry garbanzo beans for this recipe.

Yes, the canned stuff is just so simple to use in this recipe. I mean, all your have to do is open the can and drain out the water.

But some folks would rather prepare their own garbanzo beans for hummus.

To prepare the garbanzo beans, or chickpeas, simply place that into a large bowl. Cover the beans with water overnight (to soften them up).

In the morning you can drain the chickpeas and transfer them to a large pot. Fill the pot with water and bring to a boil then reduce the heat and allow the chickpeas to simmer for an hour. Drain the chickpeas and allow them to cool.

Okay, so now you may be asking what you should serve your chocolate hummus with.

Obviously, you can simply eat it plain, keeping in mind that two tablespoons make for an average serving size. However, fruit, such as strawberries, or a cracker would probably work well too.

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By the way, while you are here you may also be interested in these ideas.

• Avocado and Chocolate Fudge.
• Vegan Chocolate Chip Cookies.
• How to Follow the Mediterranean Diet.

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Delicious Chocolate Hummus

Earlier I mentioned that mentioned that using a can of garbanzo beans that are basically ready to go into a recipe is a great hack for this recipe. Also, I mentioned that chocolate flavor simply comes from using unsweetened cocoa powder, which is something that you probably already have in your kitchen cupboard.

I also mentioned that this recipe for vegan chocolate hummus works great in a food processor. I like to make mine in my Vitamix blender.

Sweetening for this hummus will come from maple syrup or honey. However, you could alternatively use a banana or sugar alternative instead.

The ingredients that are needed for this vegan chocolate hummus recipe.

• Garbanzo Beans– 1 15 ounce can that has been drained and then rinsed.
• Unsweetened Cocoa Powder– 1/4 cup.
• Honey– 4 tablespoons. Can alternatively use maple syrupor another sugar alternative instead. Also, feel free to use less or more sweetener as desired.
• Vanilla Extract– 1 teaspoon.
• Salt- 1/2 teaspoon.
• Water- 1-2 tablespoons as needed. Almond or similar nut milk can be used instead.

How to make this Delicious Chocolate Hummus.

• Prepare your garbanzo beans as indicated above, making sure that you have both drained and rinsed them before adding them to this recipe.
• Place the garbanzo beans, cocoa powder, honey (or alternative sweetener), vanilla extract, and sale into the blender or food processor.
• Puree the ingredients until somewhat smooth. Add the water or almond milk as needed until you achieve your desired consistency for hummus. Feel free to add additional honey or sweetener as needed too.
• Store the hummus covered in the refrigerator.

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Nutritional Information is only an estimate and can vary especially with ingredients that are used.

This easy recipe for Delicious Chocolate Hummus is perfect for eating with your favorite fruit. Mediterranean diet, vegan, and vegetarian diet friendly.