Easy Feta Hummus
This Easy Feta Hummus dip is full of Greek-inspired flavor! Eat it with vegetables, sandwiches, salads and so much more. This healthy snack goes great with everything!
If you have been reading long, you know my husband, Mr. Maebell is a big duck hunter… which means most of the winter I don’t see him. Luckily, duck season ended a few weeks ago (THANK HEAVENS!) so it meant I got my husband back.
I am so enjoying him being around, but there is one thing I didn’t realize I had gotten used to – the food! I have enjoyed girly foods and meatless dishes for weeks, and now that my meat and potatoes husband is back, he is wondering what the heck happened! ha!
So while I guess I will have to get back in the swing of things, I am still trying to enjoy my girly foods every now and then. I whipped up this Easy Feta Hummus to snack on.
This hummus is so simple, just a few basic ingredients and about a minute of work give you a nice, fresh Greek-inspired spread! I spread this on toast and quesadillas in addition to eating it with crackers and veggies. It is the perfect quick and easy snack that is healthy, too!
Ingredients for Easy Feta Hummus:
As always, this is just a simplified list of the ingredients you’ll need. For exact measurements, keep scrolling to the printable recipe card!
- Canned chick peas
- tahini
- Olive oil
- Water
- Feta cheese
- Garlic (minced)
- Lemon juice
- Salt and pepper to taste
How do you make homemade hummus with feta?
Fresh, homemade hummus tastes so much better than the store-bought variety–You won’t believe how easy it is, too! There’s no cooking involved, but you will need a food processor or quality blender.
All you have to do is place all of the ingredients into the food processor and blend until smooth. Seriously, that’s it!
Tips for the BEST feta hummus:
- Start with two teaspoons of lemon juice, then taste the processed hummus. If it needs more acidity, add another teaspoon.
- If you like your hummus to be ultra smooth, first blend the tahini, garlic, lemon juice, and water. This helps reduce the garlic into super tiny pieces that easily spread throughout the entire hummus. After this combination is smooth, add the remaining ingredients and blend away!
- Add toppings! I love to add tomatoes (more acidity), olive oil, fresh basil, and more crumbled feta on top before serving. The presentation is beautiful, and it adds that extra punch of flavor to really wow your guests.
- Feel free to change it up a bit. Roast the garlic before adding it to add a deeper, richer flavor. Blend roasted red peppers into the mixture to add a kick of heat!
What are the best ways to use hummus?
I love this hummus so much, I could basically eat it by the spoonful, but your guests might look at you strangely if you start that habit. Instead, here are some great recipes to use up this delicious dip/spread:
- Obviously, you can serve it as a dip! I love making hummus and this delicious Keto Tzatziki, then setting out cucumbers, carrots, broccoli, green bean fries, and gluten-free pita bread.
- Spread it on a sandwich or a wrap! Add a healthy creaminess in this Veggies & Hummus Wrap or this lunchbox favorite: Turkey Hummus Wrap.
- Make Mediterranean Hummus Tostadas! This is the perfect recipe to turn to for that I-can’t-cook-another-single-thing-but-I-don’t-want-to-order-takeout mood we all get into occasionally.
- Serve as a side with a salad or thin it out as a dressing. These Healthy Greek Bowls are made so much better by adding a scoop of hummus! You could bulk up this Chicken Caprese Salad by adding a side of hummus and pita chips.
More Gluten-Free Snacks:
- Blue Cheese Buffalo Chicken Dip
- Keto Popcorn Shrimp
- Hot Crab & Bacon Dip
- Jalapeno Popper Stuffed Mushrooms
- Keto Pretzel Bites with Cheese Sauce
Get the Recipe: Easy Feta Hummus
Ingredients
- 1 15 ounce can chick peas, drained and rinsed
- 1/4 cup tahini
- 4 tablespoons feta
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1/4 cup water
- 2 teaspoons minced garlic
- 2-3 teaspoons lemon juice, start with 2 and increase if you want more acidity
- pinch of salt and pepper to taste
Instructions
- Add all ingredients in a blender or food processor. Blend until smooth.
- Add additional lemon juice as needed to achieve the desired taste.
- Top with a drizzle of additional olive oil, tomatoes, feta, and basil.
- Serve with vegetables, crackers or as a spread.
I am such a sucker for homemade hummus and ANYTHING with feta in it, so this hummus is right up my alley! Looks fabulous, Annie!
Sarah isn’t it the best?! And I love how easy it is to whip up, no cooking or anything!
Beautiful photos Annie! I have never thought to put feta in hummus! What a great idea and I’m totally going to try it!
Bet you’re glad to have your husband back! I love making girly foods when my mister is away. Lots of salads with fancy toppings. This feta hummus sounds amazing! Give me some pita’s and I’m digging in.
Absolutely! 🙂 Thanks Natalie!
this hummus looks great! I love the addition of feta…a great cheese!!
Thanks Karen! I just love the nice kick feta adds to things!
Annie, I love the presentation of this hummus with the big tomato slices!
Thanks Beth! I almost diced them and thought, they are way too pretty sliced! 🙂
I love whipping up hummus and am always on the lookout for new recipes. This one looks incredible – I love feta cheese!
I do too! It’s so easy and fast!
I love hummus, and will pretty much spread it on anything…and I’ve had it with feta alongside, but never whizzed right in; what a delicious idea!
Heather this sounds like it is right up your alley! 🙂 I love Greek inspired flavors!
stunningly beautiful hummus! My spoon is poised!
Thanks Dorothy!! 🙂
LOL, I hardly ever cook meat when my hubby’s not home. Luckily he loves hummus… and this one looks delish! Hummus and feta are such a great pair!
Yes they are! 🙂 Thanks Jess!
These are gorgeous pics! What a great recipe!
Thank you Becky!
I am just dying over this flavor combo…feta and hummus…genius! I need some crackers, stat!
I had been thinking of this for ages, It was perfect! It will be a staple in our house from now on!
I love that they call opening day of deer season “deer widows weekend”. It just makes me laugh every year. Does your husband deer hunt too? Mine hunts just about any animal – duck, deer, rabbit, hog. And I kinda like when hes gone so I can eat what I want. ha! But it is nice to have them home. 🙂
He looks for any excuse to be outside! 🙂 Mainly duck and turkey though! If he had his way he would do it every day!
Ha ha. I’m all about the girly food. I won’t complain if you feed me this feta hummus!
Yay for girly food!! 🙂 Thanks Liz!
Annie, this is the most beautiful bowl of hummus ever!!! love the addition of the feta cheese!!! wow, that a great idea! I can’t wait to try this! TGIF!
Alice your the sweetest! Thank you so much! Everything is better with Feta, right?!
That looks amazing Annie! And so does the new look of the blog.
Pinned.
Have an awesome weekend!
Thank you so much Melanie! 🙂
I just posted a hummus recipe today, though I love the looks of your better! Such a delicious flavor combination, Annie! I can seriously go through a whole container of hummus in one sitting, so I love making my own. I’ll definitely have to try yours out!
I have zero self control when it is around!! 🙂 I can’t eat pita chips with it because they arent’ gf but if I could boy I would be in trouble!!
Haha! I could definitely eat vegetarian for days at a time, but that doesn’t really fly most of the time around here with my boyfriend. We love hummus though so we’d both be chowing down on this!
Thanks Alyssa ! 🙂 It’s so simple!
I love a good home-made hummus! Never thought to add feta before.. great idea Annie!
Thanks Thalia! It adds such a nice kick to the hummus!
Duck hunter?!! Girl, I bet you get to enjoy some amazing duck meat in winter!!! This feta hummus looks so delicious and those fresh tomatoes makes it look so stunning.
Ami the first time he tried to cook duck for me there was still a feather on it! hahahaha!!! I no longer trust him to do any cooking! 🙂
This sounds amazing, Annie!!! I’m am a hummus addict and want to eat that entire bowl with a spoon! I love the idea of adding feta to the hummus, I bet it taste amazing!
Thanks Isadora! I love hummus too! And the feta adds such a nice kick!