Dill Pickle Hummus Recipe
Calling all pickle fans, this is the best dill pickle hummus. Loaded with pickle flavor, this easy dip os a sure fire hit. Serve with your favorite veggies, ripped up pita, or pretzel chips for a healthy dip recipe you’ll make over and over.
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Is this a Summer Fresh Dill Pickle Hummus copycat recipe?
A few months ago, I had a client tell me that I had to try the dill pickle hummus from Summer Fresh. So naturally, I did and it’s delicious. I knew it was something that I could make from home and here we are.
It’s been on my list for months now, and I finally had a spare few minutes to make it, shoot it, and now here I am writing.
Is it a copycat recipe? No, it doesn’t taste just like the store bought version but it’s close.
Summer Fresh uses a dill pickle chip seasoning, citric acid, dextrose, etc.
I did my best to keep the ingredients as simple as possible.
Ingredients
- canned chickpeas (aka garbanzo beans)
- dill pickles (plus some extra for topping the dip)
- tahini
- fresh dill (plus extra for garnish)
- pickle juice (the pickle brine from the jar)
- garlic cloves
- extra virgin olive oil
- apple cider vinegar
- monkfruit sweetener
- kosher salt
After tasting and adjusting the recipe, I knew it needed something sweet. I used a monk fruit sweetener blend, as it’s what I had in my pantry but you could use cane sugar or honey. I would start small with those options (a teaspoon over a tablespoon).
Equipment Needed for Homemade Hummus
In order to make smooth consistency hummus, you will need one of the following:
- High powered blender
- Food processor (here is the one I have)
I have both a Vitamix and a food processor, but when I make things like homemade ice cream or hummus the food processor works better (and quicker).
How to Serve Hummus
There are so many ways to serve up hummus, it’s more than just a dip. Here are my favorite ways to eat hummus.
- As a dip (duh). Served with tortilla chips, pita chips, pretzel chips, crackers, carrots, bell peppers, cucumber slices, etc.
- In place of a sandwich spread (a pita with hummus, turkey, carrots, lettuce, and pickled onions is so good).
- On a salad or a bowl. Sometimes it will replace salad dressing, sometimes I serve it on top of it all.
- Over warm potatoes. Try it, it’s delicious.
- Baked over cauliflower or broccoli.
How to Make Dill Pickle Hummus
In addition to a tasty snack this hummus recipe is also:
- vegan
- gluten free
- dairy free
It’s a pretty safe party food to bring to a bbq or serve for girl’s night.
Want more tasty snack food? Try these healthy dip recipes:
- Sun Dried Tomato Hummus Recipe
- Gingerbread Dessert Hummus Dip
- Balsamic Beet Hummus
- Herb and Garlic Cashew Dip Recipe
Dill Pickle Hummus
Equipment
Ingredients
- 14.5 oz canned chickpeas (one can), drained and rinsed
- 1 cup chopped dill pickles a rough chop, it's going in the food processor
- 1/4 cup tahini aka sesame seed butter/paste
- 3-4 tablespoons fresh dill
- 1/4 cup pickle juice
- 2 cloves garlic
- 1 1/2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar
- 1 teaspoon monkfruit sweetener
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
Instructions
- In a food processor add all the ingredients and puree until smooth (about 1-2 minutes). Taste and adjust seasonings.
- Use a spatula to pour the hummus into a serving bowl and top with extra chopped up dill pickles and fresh dill. Serve with vegetables and crackers.
This has really good flavor. I may tweak it a bit when I make it next time as it’s very “loose” for hummus. This is clearly meant to be a dip but I think if it was a bit thicker, it would be great on a sandwich with some veggies. I may add more fresh dill and cut back on the pickle juice or omit the vinegar.
Hey Alison, you can totally do that! Glad you liked the flavor 🙂