An underrated dip i often make is: a tin of sardines (without the oil), greek yogurt, a bit of mayo and mustard, one or two shallots and fresh herbs. Some people are put off by the idea of sardines but it really mellows with the yogurt and is incredible!
Maybe cause I don’t eat it much growing up I never had any negativity towards it. Anything cheese based is a winner unless you are just the dumbest person ever.
love to see a new chef frank video! I've never heard of cooking canned chickpeas abit more for hummus, though i have tried the internet shaquille technique of removing all of the hulls (which really does make a difference). I will give it a shot, homemade hummus is so easy that a small step like that won't be a hassle
totally agree on boiling the ceci longer. i always find canned ones that seem to be hard, not creamy. glad to have the tip. going to make mine for afternoon snacking today.
I used to make my hummus in the food processor, but I got tired of having to stop it to scrape the sides....so I started making it in the blender, and it's waaaaaay better.
Ah Chef Frank finished building the new set and the camera equipment while carving the wood and firing the ceramic just in time for the vegetables and animals to grow
Pro tip: You can use the whole can contents of the chickpeas including most of the aquafava (liquid - adjusting for the consistency you want), along with a small garlic clove and the lemon all in a food processor and you have an instant dip.
I do that too. I also make one with roasted red peppers, and one with kalamata olives and their juice! If you leave the olive oil and tahini out, it's a little lower calorie.
what I've noticed with my hummus is that pouring the chickpea water first and seasoning that first, mixing it in, and then adding the chickpeas makes the flavors mix in better. Maybe it's just something I've made myself believe but when I make it this way it tastes a lot better
In this instance? I'd guess sour cream, or maybe avocado and lemon juice. In general? - Yogurt, blended nuts/seeds (cashew, flax, sunflower, etc), aquafaba, plus the two above can be used as substitutes for eggs; amongst others.
What if I don’t have a food processor? I mean I can buy one but I don’t need another thing cluttering up my cupboards or worse- my countertop. Is it worth it? Or can a blender or potato masher do it just as well- or close??
Food processor/blender is a must for my kitchen. I use them all the time. Also, do not throw away the boxes they come in. When you are done using them, place them back in the box so that they fit better on the self, great for stacking, and do not collect dust.
They all look wonderful and I would definitely make all three. My wife for some ungodly reason detests lemon so how would lime juice be in the dip? Thanks so much for all you do!
With that Hummus I think Chef Frank made a dish without a single animal product for the very first time in his life ;) Also for my taste it shoudn't be swimming in oil. But I'm sure it's delicious!
Try near peanut butter, top shelf. There is probably only one brand so one spot. Step back in case it’s not faced forward. (Tahini lover who works in a grocery store)
True, it take longer time and ofxurse taste better. SECRET TIP: add a cube or 2 of ice when u add the tahini in the mixer, as weird as it sound as different in texture and color it will make. PALESTINAIN WAY✌ .
It wouldn’t matter to me what subject you were covering when you upload a video! You could be demonstrating how to pull a paper towel sheet off the roll and I would watch it.
Im so sorry frank but i'll say this.. Everytime you said " add some salt ", for some reason i get the " add some protein " meme vibe ... I mean.. you know..😂
Just how many adds do I have to endure prior to watching a video? Not to mention the frequent adds during the video. Attention RUclips: Your competition is looking better and better.
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0:37 French Onion Dip
4:52 Hummus
9:18 Spinach Artichoke
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Thank you!
An underrated dip i often make is: a tin of sardines (without the oil), greek yogurt, a bit of mayo and mustard, one or two shallots and fresh herbs.
Some people are put off by the idea of sardines but it really mellows with the yogurt and is incredible!
interesting! gonna try this, thanks!
Sounds absolutely scrumptious ❤
I’ve done this with smoked kippers, too.
Add some Thai chilis for spice and you’re golden
Try Anchovies if you aren't a sardine fan
A Chef Frank video makes any day better!
Spinach/artichoke dip : the most underrated thing on 🌎 that everyone used to hate because of your aunt’s recipe
i could survive off of spin dip 😫😫 i love making it then stuffing it in chicken & baking it
I never met a spinach & artichoke dip I didn’t love.
I seem to remember it only being spinach dip when I was growing up, but who knows, I was pretty oblivious about everything as a kid!!! LoL
Maybe cause I don’t eat it much growing up I never had any negativity towards it. Anything cheese based is a winner unless you are just the dumbest person ever.
I love the words “carmelized onions”!
You wouldn't believe the noises I made looking at the finished spinach and artichoke dip. I need that in my life immediately.
I see Chef Frank, i click.
I like this chefs professionalism, definitely making these
Chef Frank a day keeps all the cooking stress away
This is a fire video!! This is the actual first time I'm gonna recreate an epicurious recipe! Recipes in that case. 😁 Thank you Chef Frank!
Great recipes, but need link to the recipes at Epicuriuos
You are making me hungry. I love all of these dips, so I need to try these recipes. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
love to see a new chef frank video! I've never heard of cooking canned chickpeas abit more for hummus, though i have tried the internet shaquille technique of removing all of the hulls (which really does make a difference). I will give it a shot, homemade hummus is so easy that a small step like that won't be a hassle
My mom's birthday is in the next few days, so I'll be making these for the celebration. Thank you chef!
totally agree on boiling the ceci longer. i always find canned ones that seem to be hard, not creamy. glad to have the tip. going to make mine for afternoon snacking today.
Definitely a worth saving chapter 🥰🥰🥰
The look on Frank’s face at 8:18 when he tasted his hummus ❤😂
I see Frank, I click video
It shocks me that Spinach & Artichoke Dip hasn't got a feature on 4 Levels yet
Looks fantastic, I’ve been considering making my own hummus and I’ll try your recipe 😃
Definitely make your own hummus! Easy to do, and you can tweak the flavors to your liking!
Also, Ruffles dipped in hummus is sublime.
frank is the goat
Excellent, thank you. 👍😋
I hope Dam Formosa is ok. It’s been a year since you guys have had him on! I always look forward to his reviews!
I stumbled upon you Chef Frank and I love you! You speak my language. Great vibe. 👍👏
Paprika works great in place of alepo pepper. I also like to saute the garlic in oil before adding it to the chickpeas.
Been doing some pestle and mortar hummus for a while now, kinda digging it over processor
I used to make my hummus in the food processor, but I got tired of having to stop it to scrape the sides....so I started making it in the blender, and it's waaaaaay better.
Please provide links to the recipes on Epicurious.
Where can I find the actual recipes and amounts for these great dips?
I wanted to know the same thing.
Just Google them and look for the ones with the best reviews!
In the French Onion dip besides the cooked onion and vinegar, he's basically using the same ingredients as a packet with the powder and bullion.
Ah Chef Frank finished building the new set and the camera equipment while carving the wood and firing the ceramic just in time for the vegetables and animals to grow
My 3 favorite dips!! Awesome 👏🏼
Frank didn't make his own Tahini???!!! 😂
I actually said that aloud while watching Frank make his hummus 😂
He also didn’t make his own Chips.
1st dip; age in the fridge covered or uncovered? Thanks Frank!
I love it when chefs say they will just use a little bit of salt, it always looks like a ton of salt to me 😂
😂😂😂
Thats because they use a coarser kosher salt which needs more
Pro tip: You can use the whole can contents of the chickpeas including most of the aquafava (liquid - adjusting for the consistency you want), along with a small garlic clove and the lemon all in a food processor and you have an instant dip.
I do that too. I also make one with roasted red peppers, and one with kalamata olives and their juice! If you leave the olive oil and tahini out, it's a little lower calorie.
the only thing that surprised me, was that frank didn’t made his own potatoe chips. dips are all very delicious, i am sure about that.
The chicken looks wonderful. Thank you for the recipe and great video.
Can someone drop recipes (measurements) for all? Thank you!
Well done thank you. Mouth watering for sure
These are all just amazing!
I hear you on the spinach artichoke dip for supper, I’ve done that as well lol I justify it healthiness
Add a pinch of cayenne to the onion dip. Delish
The onion and spinach artichoke dips were my favorites
Chef 2024!!!❤
I would love a part 2 with muhammara.
Can I freeze any of them? How would I go about doing that? How long does each recipe last in the fridge?
Spinach and artichoke dip, it's what's for dinner 😋
what I've noticed with my hummus is that pouring the chickpea water first and seasoning that first, mixing it in, and then adding the chickpeas makes the flavors mix in better. Maybe it's just something I've made myself believe but when I make it this way it tastes a lot better
Re spinach/artichoke dip, I’m a big fan of adding pine nuts 😋
I want a bacon and cheddar dip recipe now.
I wish he did Buffalo Chicken Dip. That's my favorite dip
No link to recipe?
Would it be any different if I julienned the onions for the french onion or no?
Ruffles is definitely the chip used for onion dip.
Anyone know where to find the written recipe for the onion dip. I didn’t see it on Epicurious 🤷♀️
Thx !!
for the hummus, not the can water, put only olive oil in the mixer, to make it softer and stick to the tongue and deliver the flavour.
What are the proportions for the French onion dip?
Looks delicious! 😊
Making your own Tahini isn’t difficult either. I make a large batch and store it in mason jar in fridge.
I trust chef frank with my life
I have that same food processor at my resturant ❤
Making me hungry at 12.40am Frank!
Very interesting
Any reasonable substitutes for mayonnaise for the egg intolerant?
In this instance? I'd guess sour cream, or maybe avocado and lemon juice.
In general? - Yogurt, blended nuts/seeds (cashew, flax, sunflower, etc), aquafaba, plus the two above can be used as substitutes for eggs; amongst others.
Just use vegan mayonnaise. Hellmann's make the best! I swear. There is absolutely no single reason for eggs in mayonnaise anymore.
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What if I don’t have a food processor? I mean I can buy one but I don’t need another thing cluttering up my cupboards or worse- my countertop. Is it worth it? Or can a blender or potato masher do it just as well- or close??
Food processor/blender is a must for my kitchen. I use them all the time. Also, do not throw away the boxes they come in. When you are done using them, place them back in the box so that they fit better on the self, great for stacking, and do not collect dust.
Hi, Frank!
Yummo x 3!😍!
They all look wonderful and I would definitely make all three. My wife for some ungodly reason detests lemon so how would lime juice be in the dip? Thanks so much for all you do!
Great video like always, Frank should be my best friend
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Just drooling ❤🎉. Happy dayz
Yum❤
People have a love-hate relationship with cumin? Yeah I love it, and hate the people that don't.
Chef Frank king of salt, always having control over it💅💅
Would have been nice if you added the measurements.
That is how they get you to pay for the app where the recipes are.
Is there a written recipe for these anywhere?
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How do I find the recipes on the app
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I wish amounts had been included.
You can, but great chefs use recipes as a guide rather than use it strictly.
I don't care for hummus, but I would eat this!
It's worth it to take the time and remove the skin off of each chickpea, then you don't have to cook them, but I may try your method sometime 😊
Add Worcestershire to any of these dips (especially the onion dip) and it will definitely make them better
If you put Worcestershire in hummus, you're committing a crime
Chef, why not boil the chickpeas in their own sauce to preserve the flavor?
With that Hummus I think Chef Frank made a dish without a single animal product for the very first time in his life ;) Also for my taste it shoudn't be swimming in oil. But I'm sure it's delicious!
You would be surprised how hard it is to find tahini at your regular neighborhood grocery store.
Try near peanut butter, top shelf. There is probably only one brand so one spot. Step back in case it’s not faced forward. (Tahini lover who works in a grocery store)
I've seen so many people on here say to use dried chickpeas for hummus and not the canned ones.
True, it take longer time and ofxurse taste better. SECRET TIP: add a cube or 2 of ice when u add the tahini in the mixer, as weird as it sound as different in texture and color it will make. PALESTINAIN WAY✌ .
Are they a famous chef? Try both and see which one you like.
I’m making all three on my birthday. Everyone is welcome. 😂
What are your favorite non-traditional dipping foods? We all know chips and raw vegetables, but what else do people like using?
I need to know how much mayo... looks like a 8 oz cream cheese and maybe 1/2 cup Mayo? Is there a website with ingredients?
I need to rewatch and count the "salt" adding.
It wouldn’t matter to me what subject you were covering when you upload a video! You could be demonstrating how to pull a paper towel sheet off the roll and I would watch it.
Im so sorry frank but i'll say this..
Everytime you said " add some salt ", for some reason i get the " add some protein " meme vibe ...
I mean.. you know..😂
caramelizing onions actually takes a long time! dont let his process fool you
Just how many adds do I have to endure prior to watching a video? Not to mention the frequent adds during the video. Attention RUclips: Your competition is looking better and better.
Pro tip add ice, that would make it super creamy
I'd like to see videos about how to cook healthier dishes.