Would this work for making hummus?
1980114
Yes, but it would have to be made in very small batches. So, if you combined the ingredients in a larger container and fed the chopper incrementally, it should work. It does puree quite well. Just small amounts.
1980115
Yes, but depends on the quantity you want to make. It is a small chopper and good for many small chopping needs.
1980116
That's exactly what I bought it for and also for salza. Works great. This is my second one. I broke the bowl on the first and couldn't find a replacement.
1980117
I used can chickpeas and bottled [rinsed] roasted red peppers, garlic minsed, lemon juice...just a little at a time, do not overfill bowl or all chickpeas will not chop. Good Luck!
1980118
Yes, but I only put in half the can of chickpeas at a time (with half the garlic etc), because it's a little chopper. Then I just stir the whole thing together in a bowl.
1435534
yes, but you would have to be making a huge batch. I have used it for making everything from cheese, to apple sauce, to bone broth.
1244944
I haven't used mine yet, but I bought it to grind wheat, corn, and heavier grains. I would throw sesame seeds and poppy seeds into my Vitamix to grind them I think. I grind peanuts in my food processor to make peanut butter...I make hummus and grind everything in my food processor, but usually buy my tahini (sesame seeds--sim sim) already ground. I would think unless you were grinding up a huge amount of sesame seeds I'd stick to one of those for grinding. I think they'd gum up the works of the corn grinder unless you stopped before they turned to paste. For tiny amounts of poppy seeds I'd use a coffee grinder (new one, not old fashioned).
910964
This is a commercial model and should be fine but I have never made hummus in it. Usually would use the 1200. Blender or champion juicer with blank
1645035
Yes, this could work well for that purpose. Keep in mind the cup capacity of this appliance. You won't want to fill it to the top with your sauce. As long as you do that, you should be fine. I've been able to get smooth purees-- it's great for that.
1708627
Absolutely. I've used it to blend hot gravy straight from the oven roaster. cooked veggies and all.
413553
Yes your recipe will work, but remember that is a removeable bottom so the recipe cannot be liquid intense. Needs to have a crust of some type or will leak
1036647
You should be able to. We got it for cooking a rack of lamb, which is not very balanced, and had no problems.
2129138
I've made several batches of hummus with no problems. I think there is always scraping involved but it was a snap to make!
271912
I don't see why not. I haven't used it for anything besides dough, but it works well for mooshing stuff.
818822
I have not used it for this yet. so i am not sure. I use mine for my vegan recipes only
1619888
Yes it will work fine for jerky. Same reason I bought mine. Lots of good recipes out there.
653958
This will definately make hummus. very close to a blender. I love this processor.
1979343
Of course. I have used it for my sourdough since the week it came out. Amazing. I also have made natto with it, and kefir.
1422164
It would be perfect for that, yes. The only issue you might find is that it is small. I use it to strain my kefir grains or the yuck out of the bottom of my kombucha brewer, but when I want to strain the whey from kefir to make kefir cheese, I use the Kefir Cheese Making Strainer by Alpha Health Products. Also, of course, good old cheesecloth will work.
1330887
I would not recommend this tool for that purpose. You would be better off using a food processor or a good, sharp chef's knife.
517122
Yes. It would! We recently used it to make chocolates in molds. I mostly use it to pour hard candy into molds.