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Homemade hummus and salsa are the perfect dips to serve at your Super Bowl party. Not only do they taste delicious, but they are also easy to make as well as serve. Just blend or mix a few ingredients, pour into a bowl, and add some chips or crackers. Voila!
A crowd-pleasing snack that will barely take you five minutes. Homemade hummus and salsa recipes can also get super creative. Stick with the classics, try something more unique, or try both! It’s all up to you. No matter what you choose, it will surely taste great and keep your guests happy.
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Try one of these 15 homemade hummus and salsa recipes for your Super Bowl party! They are fantastic!
A healthy, easy spread that will be good on anything! You will love this Red Lentil Hummus by Lenia Patsi!
Source: Watermelon Salsa
Like any other no-cook salsa, all this recipe requires is mixing of the ingredients. So the fresher and sweeter the melon, the more tasty this Watermelon Salsa by Pavani Nandula is going to be.
Source: Savory Pumpkin Hummus
This Savory Pumpkin Hummus by Mitra Shirmohammadi is a delicious and creamy alternative to the traditional version inspired by seasonal ingredients and flavors. It makes the perfect high-protein and nutrient-dense snack or side dish that happens to be vegan, gluten-free, and grain-free. It works so well in wraps and sandwiches and also as a spread on toast or pizza.
Source: Blood Orange Jalapeño Salsa
This Blood Orange Jalapeño Salsa by Laura Nockett is a citrus salsa made with blood oranges, avocados, red onions, cilantro and a spicy kick of jalapeños! A perfect appetizer for anytime of year and it’s Whole30 approved!
Source: 1-Step Edamame Basil Hummus
This flavorful and simple 1-Step Edamame Basil Hummus by Natalie Martin MS, RD and Lexie Staten MS, RD is great for dipping veggies, filling whole-grain wraps and spreading on veggie sandwiches.
Source: Mango Cabbage Salsa
It’s not your normal salsa. This Mango Cabbage Salsa by Ashley Smyczek even great as a leftover on tacos!
Source: Pink Hummus
Because of their color, black eyed peas make a perfect base for this pink hummus. They also taste delicious! However, you can also use Navy beans or chickpeas and it will be just fine. Then just make hummus as usual, adding in a roasted red beet to get that beautiful pink color. This Pink Hummus by Lena Novak is so easy and makes eating lunch so much more fun! Eat it on toast, in a pita falafel sandwich, or with crackers! Pink hummus is the perfect high protein spread! Bring this aesthetically pleasing hummus to a party to impress the guests. It will be the star of their insta stories.
Source: Cilantro-Lime Corn Salsa
This Cilantro-Lime Corn Salsa by Kristina Humphreys combines sweet and creamy bites of corn with a squeeze of lime juice, diced red onion, and cilantro for zest.
Source: Lemon Garlic Hummus
Delicious Hummus with Lemon and Garlic to tantalize your taste buds! You are going to love Daniela Modesto‘s Lemon Garlic Hummus!
Source: How to Make Homemade Salsa Verde
This is a perfect salsa to add to a nacho bar if you are planning on having one for your next party – which is perfect to have at a Super Bowl Party! Learn How to Make Homemade Salsa Verde with Jennifer Strohmeyer‘s delicious recipe!
Source: Curried Lentil Hummus
This Curried Lentil Hummus by Harriet Porterfield is THE perfect protein fueled dip. No chickpeas? No problem! This hummus is made with lentils instead of chickpeas, which makes for a super creamy and filling dip. Gently flavored with my fave spices, for a taste that will have you dipping for more! Delicious with fresh veggies and pitta bread, or as a sandwich and wrap filling.
Source: Easy Peanut Salsa
Simple, sensational, and easy peanut salsa. This Easy Peanut Salsa by Mireille Aikman is ready in just a few minutes. It has a good amount of spice from the peppers, but the brown sugar balances it out perfectly. The combination of spices and seasonings in this peanut salsa is absolutely divine. The flavor is similar to a peanut sauce that you’d put on tofu or noodles. Needless, to say it’s a crowd pleaser.
Source: Roasted Red Pepper Hummus
Chickpeas are awesome. They are also loaded with fiber, protein, B vitamins such as folate, manganese, iron, and zinc! All of these nutrients combined with the scrumptious flavors and nutrients of red peppers and the remaining ingredients make this Roasted Red Pepper Hummus by Christina Bedetta a real winner.
Source: Roasted Tomato, Black Bean and Corn Salsa
This easy Roasted Tomato, Black Bean and Corn Salsa by Ashley Smyczek will be your new staple salsa! The roasted flavor shines through and takes this to the next level.
Source: Beet Hummus On Sourdough Avocado Toast
If you’re looking for ways how to freshen up your hummus game or want to surprise your guests, this Beet Hummus On Sourdough Avocado Toast by Laine Rudolfa is just for you. It’s creamy, garlicky and crazy bright pink.
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