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Smoky White Bean & Roasted Red Pepper Dip

Ember Dip of the Alchemist

Five minutes in a food processor: white beans, jarred roasted peppers, smoked paprika and lemon. It's creamy enough to pass for hummus, but it has no tahini.

Break-timeMake-aheadVegetarianVegan
Prep10 min
Cook—
Total10 min
YieldAbout 2½ cups

At the table: Room temperature up to 2 hours, then back in the fridge.

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Smoky White Bean & Roasted Red Pepper Dip
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Ingredients

8

As written: About 2½ cups.

Kosher salt means Diamond Crystal. With Morton kosher salt, use about half.

Method

  1. Blend everything except the vegetables in a food processor 2 minutes, scraping down once.

    Look forVery smooth and a little fluffy. Add a tablespoon of water if it's too thick to swirl.

  2. Taste for salt and lemon. Spread in a shallow bowl, swirl, and drizzle with oil and a pinch more paprika. Serve with the vegetables.

Make ahead

Up to 4 days in the fridge. It thickens when cold; stir in a little water.

Holding

Room temperature up to 2 hours, then back in the fridge.

Allergens

None of the major allergens as written. Always check labels on packaged ingredients.

Notes

Serving crackers or chips? Check their labels for wheat, milk and sesame.

Tavern Night

This dish's twist table (d6)

1–2The classic stands. No twist. Cook it as written.
3Herb swap. Top with chopped parsley or dill
4Acid strike. Add lemon zest along with the juice
5Plating challenge. Spoon into small cups with the vegetables standing in it, one per player
6Host's boon. The Host picks any twist above, or the table invents one. The safety rule still applies.

Roll before you start cooking. No twist ever changes a time, a temperature or how done something must be.