garbanzo beans

Hummus

April 4, 2006 By Wardeh 15 Comments

We have gobs of leftover tabouli from last night. I love leftover tabouli! The flavors just get better and better, as long as I fluff it before serving — to reincorporate all the yummy juices settled at the bottom of the bowl. We each ate a good bit of that along with a hummus sandwich. [...]

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