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I use a very similar recipe. The devil is in the detail (proportions of lemon, garlic, tahini, water, etc). I make it by taste rather than by quantities from recipe as it depends on the ripeness and juiciness of the lemons. I also prefer a less thick texture, which is achieved by adding water and blending until the desired consistency is achieved. Like @scubadoo97, I add freshly roasted and ground cumin to taste.

 

Try adding a small pinch of cayenne pepper, which is not enough to make it hot but plenty enough to make it interesting.

nickrey

nickrey

I use a very similar recipe. The devil is in the detail (proportions of lemon, garlic, tahini, water, etc). I make it by taste rather than by quantities from recipe as it depends on the ripeness and juiciness of the lemons. I also prefer a less thick texture, which is achieved by adding water and blending until the desired consistency is achieved. Like scubadoo97, I add freshly roasted and ground cumin to taste.

 

Try adding a small pinch of cayenne pepper, which is not enough to make it hot but plenty enough to make it interesting.

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