A gourmet falafel plate for NIS 35 or a modest one for under NIS 15? We explored which city serves the most affordable option ...

Falafel can be fried or baked, drizzled with a little oil, until crisp. Always let the mixture rest in the fridge after shaping to help them hold together.

Heat enough oil for deep frying in a pan. Test the oil temperature by dropping a small piece of the mixture into the oil; if ...

To make the whipped feta, add the ingredients to a food processor and blend for 30 seconds. Heat the remaining oil in a large frying pan over a high heat. Fry the falafel for 3 minutes on each ...

If you've eaten falafel from a food stand or Mediterranean restaurant in the United States, chances are you think of it as a ...

Below, you’ll find four recipes for DIY falafel to try at home (note: you will need a food processor or blender). If you’ve got a little time on your hands, start with the classic deep-fried ...

The freezer aisle at Trader Joe's is full of convenient and delicious options, like ready-to-heat falafels. But can you cook ...

Love falafel but bored of wraps ... which leaves us thinking there must be another way to eat delicious healthy food while avoiding choice fatigue at mealtimes. And another way there is, in ...

Falafel is near-perfect as is ... Pulse the chickpeas in a food processor until crumbly, then place in a bowl while you blitz shallot, garlic, chili flakes, parsley and garlic powder.

Skip the supermarket and find Middle Eastern staples like za’atar, falafel, tahini, and much at your local Middle Eastern ...

We ran out of food and had to tell our last customers that we were out, and we asked them to come in the next day. We specialize in shawarma — shawarma wraps and bowls — and we have falafel ...

Instructions Add all the ingredients for the falafel (including the reserved water from the chickpea can and ½ teaspoon of salt) to a food processor. Pulse for around 20 seconds or until ...