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Hummus — servido en plato. Hummus con aceite y zumo de limón … Wikipedia Español
Hummus — bia tahini auf indische Art bei ein … Deutsch Wikipedia
hummus — ► NOUN ▪ a thick Middle Eastern dip made from ground chickpeas and sesame seeds. USAGE Because there are a number of ways in which the original Arabic word may be transliterated into English, there are a number of different English spellings:… … English terms dictionary
hummus — s.n. Condiment oriental sub formă de pastă din năut fiert, amestecată cu tahân (pastă de susan), usturoi, suc de lămâie şi ulei de măsline. Se poate consuma pe pita (lipie), ca gustare, dar se foloseşte mai ales pentru condimentarea preparatelor… … Dicționar Român
hummus — 1955, from Turk. humus mashed chick peas … Etymology dictionary
hummus — [hum′əs, hoom′əs] n. [Turk humus] a Middle Eastern dish, a paste of mashed chickpeas, tahini, garlic, etc., eaten as an appetizer … English World dictionary
Hummus — This article is about the food. For the band, see Humus (band). For the organic matter in soil, see Humus. Hummus Hummus wi … Wikipedia
Hummus — El hummus (Arabe: حمٌص; Hebreo: חומוס) es un plato hecho a base de pure de garbanzos con zumo de limón, tahini (pasta de semillas de sésamo) y aceite de oliva, que segun la variante local puede llevar además otros ingredientes como ajos, pimentón … Enciclopedia Universal
hummus — noun Etymology: Arabic ḥummuṣ chickpeas Date: 1949 a paste of pureed chickpeas usually mixed with sesame oil or sesame paste and eaten as a dip or sandwich spread … New Collegiate Dictionary
Hummus — Houmous Houmous du Nil, avec huile et citron. Le houmous est une préparation culinaire du Proche Orient, composée notamment de purée de pois chiches et de tahiné (purée de sésame). On trouve d autres orthographes du mot, comme hoummous, houmos,… … Wikipédia en Français
hummus — /hoom euhs/, n. Middle Eastern Cookery. a paste or dip made of chickpeas mashed with oil, garlic, lemon juice, and tahini and usually eaten with pita. Also, hommos. [ < dial. Ar hummus, hammos chickpeas] * * * … Universalium
