April 06, 2015 12 Comments
Surprisingly easy to cook from scratch, this traditional Egyptian dish, made with Split Fava Beans, is delicious as a snack or meze. |
Authentic Egyptian falafels (or more accurately ta’amia) are made with split fava beans instead of chickpeas. Unlike many others, our recipe is both gluten free and vegan – it contains no eggs, flour or breadcrumbs.
Makes 16 to 24 falafels for 8 generous portions
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April 03, 2016
Hi
I was wondering if it is possible to make these and then freeze them? If so, would you freeze them in their raw form, or once fried, and cooled? I am trying to make some things that we can store in the freezer and take out as and when. If they are suitable for freezing, would they be able to go in the oven straight from frozen? Finally, when fresh how long would they stay fresh for if kept in an airtight container? Thank you
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June 17, 2016
Egyptians will never ever eat Falafel with yogurt sauce ….they will always eat it with TAHINA sauce …