Falafel Recipe

Finding a good falafel recipe can be a challenge. However, blending everything together in perfect balance once a good recipe has been found can be where the real challenge lies. These spiced fried “balls” or fritters are typically made from chickpeas, but dried fava beans or a combination of both has been used. It is great as an appetizer, sandwich or even as a stuffing for vegetables.

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Falafel Recipe

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