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Greek Nachos with Creamy Hummus

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Craving Greek food but wanting nachos, Greek Nachos with Creamy Hummus is the perfect Greek/Mexican fusion…you get the best of both worlds in one fun dish.

Closeup of Greek nachos in a cast iron skillet.

Nachos are such a fun food to eat, but even more fun to make.  You can create the ultimate gourmet nacho dish right in your own kitchen.  Greek Nachos with Creamy Hummus is part of a wonderful recipe collaboration from a bunch of very talented Canadian bloggers.

Do you love nachos?  We love them and make them often.  The fun thing about nachos is you can make whatever flavour your heart desires.  Greek Nachos with Creamy Hummus is a wonderful way to enjoy two different countries in one awesome dish.

Nachos in a skillet, and on a plate ready to eat.

I will admit when I decided on making this tasty dish, my husband was not sure it would work.  I told him don’t worry they will be awesome…and they were.  Now they are his favourite…and mine. The flavours of Greece are definitely the star of the show in this wonderful Mexican inspired dish.  I really can’t wait till I make them again.

I started with the homemade hummus.  If you have never made hummus before it is so easy and tastes so much better than store bought.  You can season it with whatever you like.  My husband is not a raw garlic fan, but that is not an issue here.  Silk Road spices are my all time favourite and their wonderful Greek Seasoning just happened to make it’s way into this great dish.  Along with some olive oil, greek yogurt, tahini paste, water…and topped with Kalamata olives, this hummus rocks!!

For this dish I used my Lodge Cast Iron skillet which I totally love!!  They keep the nachos nice and hot while we enjoy them with our wine.

The chips were topped with two types of cheese, feta of course and a herb and garlic blend.  On top of the cheese I added artichokes and placed it in the oven to bake.  When they were done I finished them off with toppings of diced tomatoes, sliced olives and finely chopped spinach.

Nachos in a cast iron skillet, hummus in a bowl.

Served with the creamy hummus…this was such a wonderful nacho night….the best ever!!

Closeup of nachos on a plate.

Next time you are in the mood for nachos…give these Greek Nachos with Creamy Hummus a try. Mexican flare with a twist of Greek.

Greek Nachos with Creamy Hummus long pin immage.

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Craving Greek food but wanting nachos…Greek Nachos with Creamy Hummus is the perfect Greek/Mexican fusion…you get the best of both worlds in one fun dish. |homemadeandyummy.com

Greek Nachos with Creamy Hummus

Craving Greek food but wanting nachos…Greek Nachos with Creamy Hummus is the perfect Greek/Mexican fusion…you get the best of both worlds in one fun dish.
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Course: Snack
Cuisine: Canadian
Keyword: Fusion Cooking
Prep Time: 20 minutes
Cook Time: 15 minutes
Total Time: 35 minutes
Servings: 3
Author: Gloria Duggan | Homemade & Yummy

Ingredients

For the Hummus:

  • 1 19 ounce can of chickpeas. (rinsed & drained)
  • 3 tbsp tahini paste
  • 1/3 cup greek yogurt
  • 2 tsp greek seasoning
  • 2 tbsp olive oil
  • 1/8 cup water
  • 2 tbsp olive oil (for drizzle)
  • 1/2 cup chopped Kalamata olives (for topping)

For the Nachos:

  • 1 250 gram bag of tortilla chips
  • 4 canned artichoke hearts (chopped)
  • 2 cups herb & garlic cheese blend (shredded)
  • 1/2 cup feta cheese (shredded)
  • 1/2 cup sliced kalamata olives
  • 2 ounces fresh spinach (finely chopped)
  • 2-3 fresh tomatoes (diced)

Instructions

To make the Hummus:

  • Use a blender or food processor.
  • Combine the chickpeas, tahini paste, yogurt, greek seasoning, olive oil and water.
  • Blend until smooth (add more water to make your desired consistency).
  • Place in a bowl.
  • Drizzle with olive oil and chopped olives.
  • Place in fridge till ready to use.

To make the Nachos:

  • Preheat oven to 375º F.
  • Place tortilla chips in a cast iron skillet (or heat proof dish).
  • Layer on the herb & garlic cheese.
  • Layer on the feta cheese.
  • Layer on the chopped artichokes.
  • Place in oven and bake until cheese is melted (app. 15 minutes).
  • When done, remove from oven and garnish with sliced olives, diced tomatoes and fresh spinach.
  • Serve with hummus.
  • ENJOY!!
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  11. Amy

    OH. MY. GOSH. That first picture is just divine! My mother in law has us over every Sunday night for nachos, but she knows that I don’t really like nacho cheese that much so she’s gotten to where she buys me hummus to go with the chips set out. This is so happening next Sunday.

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  26. Jess C

    Wow this looks absolutely delicious! I never thought to add hummos to nachos, but I think the tastes would be amazing together!

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  33. Tamara

    WOW! You have outdone yourself here. I LOVE nachos. I recently wrote about breakfast nachos because I will do anything to eat nachos. I love Greek food so this seems like the perfect recipe for me.

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  37. Samantha @mykitchenlove

    These look great Gloria! I impressed you made your own hummus for it!! Well done. I previously did Greek Nachos as well and we loved them too. Great minds think a like 😉

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    • Chef G

      Thanks so much. I really had a lot of fun making (and eating) this dish. It is our favourite nacho dish by far. The homemade hummus was so easy…and soooo good.

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