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Easy Hummus!
I am a hummus freak. I LOVE hummus. Store bought hummus is fine, Farmer’s Market hummus is better, but homemade hummus is EVERYTHING! It’s also really easy and you probably have just about everything you need already. Ingredients: 1 can of chickpeas 1/2 teaspoon baking soda 2 lemons (or more to taste) 1- 1 1/2 teaspoon minced garlic 1/2 cup tahini (I love the one from Trader Joe’s) 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin 1/2 teaspoon salt 2-4 tablespoons ice water Any garnish- I use paprika and parsley if I have it Directions: Boil chickpeas for about 20 minutes until they look larger and the skins…
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Healthier Bagels with 5 Ingredients!
There is nothing better than a bagel- especially a fresh bagel that is homemade and happens to be healthier than other bagels. Plus, this recipe uses greek yogurt which has so many great benefits and ingredients, it’s an extra bonus. These bagels are really easy to make and delicious. *TIP*- Once cooled, I have found that the inside of the bagels could use a little more of a crisp. Sometimes the inside can still be a little chewy/doughy. I suggest slicing the bagels open when ready to eat and toasting them how you would a normal bagel. This recipe is adapted from Skinnytaste. Ingredients: 1 cup all purpose flour (whole…
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How to Make Spaghetti Squash in 8 Minutes!
I love spaghetti squash. To me, it’s as comforting as eating a big bowl of spaghetti and meatballs or spaghetti bolognese. The issue with spaghetti squash is how long it takes to cook! FORTY FIVE MINUTES IN THE OVEN?! I am a pretty impatient person, so that was a major turn off for me. Because of the aforementioned impatience, I recently bought an Instant Pot and have been loving cooking foods that normally would take hours in only a few minutes. Spaghetti squash is def my fave thing to cook in the instant pot. It’s just SO easy and you end up with a perfectly cooked meal! What you need:…
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Hi lovers! Welcome to Be My Huckleberry, thanks for stopping by! First post ever over here- and I want to talk to you about my cookbook club. I realize that probably sounds super lame like something your grandma would do but it’s SO FUN! If you and your friends need an excuse to eat amazing food, take cute Instagram pics, and potentially drink some champagne, this is it. Traditionally, a cookbook club is a group of people getting together and everyone cooking a recipe from the same cookbook to make a full on potluck style meal (the cooking happens before the gathering, not everyone is in the kitchen at the same time).…
