Everyone in my circle knows that I love aperitifs. I enjoy them so much that I often replace the starter with an assortment of dips and appetisers to share. Hummus is one of my favourites. After already offering you the classic version and the caramelised onion version, here is a version that smells of sunshine: tomato and basil hummus. Its bright colour, creamy texture and delicate aroma of sun-dried tomatoes and basil make it an ideal recipe for prolonging summer, whatever the season. I use pre-cooked chickpeas from a jar, but you can of course prepare them yourself after soaking and cooking. Tahini (sesame paste) can be found in all good grocery stores, or is very easy to make yourself: use 500 g of sesame seeds, 60 ml of neutral vegetable oil and a pinch of salt to make about 550 ml.