This vegan pumpkin hummus offers a delicious holiday twist to traditional hummus, using roasted pumpkin that provides a naturally sweeter taste and rich amber color – perfect for your Christmas table or any other special occasion.
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Serve this vegan roasted pumpkin hummus with your favorite crackers, freshly sliced veggies, or slices of artisanal bread!
It’s super nourishing, super tasty, and incredibly easy to whip up in no time at all!
Is This Easy Pumpkin Hummus Recipe Low-Carb?
This really depends on how much roast pumpkin hummus you plan on eating in one sitting. For example, 1 tablespoon of traditional chickpea-only hummus usually contains 2-3 grams of net carbs (total carbs minus fiber). In this recipe, there are fewer chickpeas used due to the addition of pumpkin.
Depending on how much hummus you eat as well as your carb intake with other meals that day, this baked pumpkin dip could quite easily be factored into your overall carb limit for the day. Try to pair your hummus with low-carb vegetables such as sliced celery and cucumber.
Can I Make This Baked Pumpkin Dip Without a Food Processor?
Yes, you can. I love using my food processor for most dip recipes or whenever I want to achieve a smooth consistency but if you don’t own a food processor, you can definitely still make this hummus by mixing by hand and using something like a potato masher.
You will end up with more texture to your dip if you make it without a food processor, but it’ll still be irresistibly delicious.
Wrap your garlic cloves in foil, and roast them along with a thick slice of pumpkin at 400F (200C) for 20-25 mins. Let them cool before removing the skin.
Place all of your ingredients, including the pumpkin and garlic, into a food processor, and blend until smooth.
If the hummus is too thick, you can add a tbsp of olive oil or water to the mix.