We tried it with a can of chickpeas, a 1" slice of a large onion, about 4 tbsp tahinni, a fresh habanero instead of powder, and a bit less fresh lemon juice, about 2 oz--the onion makes up for some of the liquid. After a while Mary wouldn't let me add anymore cayenne (she wasn't buying the "just for color" biz!!!) so I added some paprika, too. And no olive oil or sesame oil--a little wouldn't hurt, tho. Anyway a lower fat version that was just delicious! Nice heat! Thanks Sue. Riley >On Behalf Of Buffalo Sue > Sent: Saturday, March 11, 2000 9:20 AM > To: Sandy Olson; Chile Heads > Subject: Re: [CH] Habanero Hummus ... > I have never tried it with canned chick peas, but I think it would > be fine. You will need to adjust the amounts of the ingredients ... > > I got a great suggestion from Gareth the Chilenight to use half of > the tahini and add onion (tahini is very high fat, and the onion ... > Buffalo Sue > > "Mild is a four-letter word..."