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  1. #1
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    Do a search for falafel on here. Someone posted a recipe along with photos for the process. I have made it several times - it's a great recipe, and very fast and easy to make.

    ETA: http://forums.teamestrogen.com/showt...falafel&page=2

    This is SmilingCat's recipe - it's great! But the pix don't seem to be here anymore.
    Last edited by withm; 05-03-2009 at 07:36 PM.

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    Yes... I did remove the pic's. oops

    Yes its easy to make. no tahini required. The good thing with my recipe is that you don't have to deep fry them. Just bake. They taste just like if you had deep fried them.

    Put the falafal in salads, as the "center piece" in your sandwitch, be it in pita bread or between two slices of bread. Or you can just snack out on them.

    If you are not sure what I wrote, please drop me a note and I can help you through with it.

    enjoy.

    Smilingcat

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    Actually., falafel should be made of broad beans. They are green. I only found this out a while ago. I am allergic to chickpeas so I was happy to find some traditional falafel!
    Conquering illness, one step at time.

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    Broad beans are the same thing as fava beans.

    If you can get them fresh they may be green... it's been so long since I've seen them, I don't remember. In the USA it's rare to find them fresh (I suppose ethnic markets in big cities would have them regularly). I can only get the dried ones which are red. In either case they need to be peeled.

    I've never been to the Middle East or Asia Minor, but the way I understand it is that chickpeas vs. favas is a regional variation rather than a substitution.
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    fava beans? hey! We can only get them frozen here.
    Conquering illness, one step at time.

 

 

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