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Q: Can I make hummus with Chinese sesame sauce?

11 years 45 weeks ago in Food - China

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Sesame oil or sesame sauce ?

I'd say both can go in a hummus. You'd still add some beans or chickpeas right ?

Personally I am not a big fan of the sesame sauce, I like sesame, it just becomes too much for me. The oil I use to cook sometimes.

humbug:

sesame sauce... i thought it would make a good tahini substitute, it's kind of expensive here...

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