Today we are sharing this delicious classic vegetarian recipe from the Levant: yoghurt chickpea fatteh (فتة حمص). The combination of toasted bread, seasoned chickpeas, garlic yogurt and this sizzling hot finish of ghee or butter with nuts make hummus fatteh one of the best traditional Lebanese breakfasts.

Chickpeas are a healthy and versatile ingredient very common in the Levant. There are these small breakfast shops that only sell chickpea and bean dishes. They normally have a very big pot of chickpeas that’s simmering gently from which they prepare a variety of delicious breakfast dishes. And this one, chickpea fatteh or hummus fatteh is one of our favorites!

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Yogurt Chickpea Fatteh

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Behind Lemon Laimoon are Ali and Jamal. We grew up in Lebanon and currently live in London. You’ll usually find Ali behind the camera preparing the food while Jamal is on voiceover for the explanation and recipe details!

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20 Comments

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  2. What a peculiar hummus, I wouldn't call it hummus at all. Its just chickpeas and yoghurt etc?

    No olive oil, no lemon juice, no tahini either??? Not even a little paprika?

    Looks and sounds horrible!

  3. Hey, I'm ravi from india. Was wondering how to prepare the flatbread that you used. Indian traditional flatbread is roti which is made with wholewheat flour. Do you think I can use this instead?

  4. I've had fatteh in a Lebanese restaurant and that became one of my favorite dishes. Was looking at a proper recipe in youtube and found yours to be the closest. Looking forward to your other videos.

  5. At long last I find the MOST sensible well instructed cooking videos with NO background noise which they call ( MUSIC) so one can focus on the delicious 😋 recipes,wishing you all the success.

  6. This looks amazing, it is kind of like Lebanese Nachos 😂

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