hommus

Half a lemon
4 dessert spoons stirred tahini, mix together
1 spring onion
1 tin chickpeas
1 tsp Mexican seasoning
4 dessert spoons olive oil (as much oil as lemon and as much lemon as tahini)

Pinch salt

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