đŸ„• Creamy Carrot Hummus (No Chickpeas!) | Low Histamine & Vegan

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Who says hummus always has to be made from legumes? We use roasted organic carrots as a base. The result is a velvety, slightly sweet dip that is guaranteed to be easy on the histamine levels. Combined with high-quality tahini and fresh herbs, it is the star of any dinner table.

Classic hummus can be tricky with HIT. Our carrot-based alternative is not only safer but also more nutrient-dense! Carrots are highly tolerated (SIGHI 0). This dip is the perfect partner for our Sweet Potato Toast or as a snack with cucumber sticks.

Ingredients

  • 1 lb (500g) Organic Carrots: (Peeled and chopped).

  • 2 tbsp Organic Tahini: (100% sesame, no additives).

  • 2 tbsp Organic Olive Oil: (Extra virgin).

  • 1 tsp Verjus: (The perfect low-histamine substitute for lemon juice).

  • 1/2 tsp Sea Salt & a pinch of Cardamom: (Instead of cumin for better tolerance).

  • Happy Hista Extra: 1/2 tsp Forever Bee Honeyℱ * for a balanced flavor.

Preparation

  1. Steam: Steam or boil the carrot chunks in a little water until tender (about 10–12 minutes).

  2. Cool: Let the carrots cool slightly.

  3. Blend: Place carrots, tahini, olive oil, verjus, salt, and cardamom into a blender or food processor.

  4. Boost: Add the Forever Bee Honeyℱ * to enhance the carrots’ natural sweetness.

  5. Process: Blend until completely smooth and creamy. Add a tablespoon of water if needed for consistency.

  6. Serve: Garnish with fresh parsley and serve immediately or store in an airtight container in the fridge.

 

Product Recommendation

We love adding a touch of Forever Bee Honeyℱ * . It’s a pure natural product and acts as a flavor balancer here, perfectly offsetting the earthy notes of the roasted carrots.

Why this Recipe is Low-Histamine Friendly

  • Carrots over Chickpeas: Chickpeas are often histamine liberators; carrots are safe (SIGHI 0).

  • Verjus over Lemon: Citrus fruits are common triggers. Verjus (unripe grape juice) is the go-to low-histamine acid.

  • Sesame (Tahini): Usually well-tolerated in moderate amounts for those with HIT.

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Susi & Veit

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