350gr.Sweet lupin pulp(the remaining after making lupin milk with 1 cup of beans)
2Tbsp.Almond butter(or tahini)
2Tbsp.Sesame oil
2Tbsp.Greek yogurt
4tsp.lemon juice(the juice of half lemon on the bigger side)
4tsp.granulated garlic
½tsp.salt
Instructions
Put the pulp that remains after straining sweet lupin milk in a bowl.
Add the rest of the ingredients and combine with a spoon.Taste and adapt accordingly to your liking.
Notes
This recipe was calculated using the approximate amount of pulp you get when making milk with 100 gr. (roughly 1 cup) of dry sweet lupin. Please take into consideration that the amount of pulp may vary depending on your blender and how strong you squeeze when straining (I don’t put so much effort straining sweet lupin milk because I love this dip even more than the milk).
The reason I’m not providing the estimated calories amounts is the I couldn’t find any reliable information on how many calories sweet lupin pulp has.