Stovetop Roasted Zucchini Hummus: Smoky, Creamy, and Chickpea-Free
This stovetop version of Roasted Zucchini Hummus is a creamy, smoky dip made by pan-roasting zucchini and garlic until perfectly charred, then blending with nuts, lemon juice, and olive oil. No oven, no chickpeas—just pure flavor.
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What is Stovetop Roasted Zucchini Hummus?
It’s a velvety, nut-based hummus where zucchini and garlic are roasted on the stove until golden and tender, then blended into a smooth dip with a mild kick from chili and citrus.
Main Ingredient of Zucchini Hummus
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Zucchini
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Garlic
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Lemon Juice
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Olive Oil
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Nuts (Cashew, Walnut, or Almond)
What Is So Special About This Hummus?
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Completely stovetop—no baking needed
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Light and silky without any chickpeas
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Infused with roasted flavors
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Customizable spice level and nut base
Quick and Easy Zucchini Hummus
Score, sear, and blend! A simple yet elegant dip made in 20 minutes flat.
How to Make Stovetop Roasted Zucchini Hummus
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Prep & Roast the Zucchini:
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Cut zucchini in half lengthwise and score the flat side lightly with a knife in a criss-cross pattern.
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Heat a pan over medium-low heat and drizzle a little olive oil.
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Place the zucchini cut side down and roast undisturbed for 10–12 minutes or until charred and cooked through. Remove and cool.
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Sauté Garlic:
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In the same pan, sauté the garlic cloves in a little oil until golden and aromatic. Cool slightly.
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Blend the Hummus:
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Scoop out the zucchini flesh with a spoon and add to a blender.
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Add roasted garlic, lemon juice, nuts, olive oil, chili powder, and salt.
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Blend until smooth. Adjust consistency with a splash of water or oil, if needed.
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Finish & Serve:
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Stir in a dash of sesame oil.
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Serve with crackers, pita, or fresh veggies.
Meyer Select Stainless Steel Sautepan 24cm
Expert Tips
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Use a non-stick or cast iron pan for better charring.
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For extra smokiness, you can lightly toast the nuts before blending.
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Add a spoon of tahini if you want a more classic hummus note.
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Chill before serving for a thicker, spreadable texture.
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