For Falafel:
1 small bowl moong dhal(without husk)
1 small bowl pre cooked black eyed beans
1 small bowl pre cooked kabuli chana (white chick peas)
2 teaspoons ginger paste
6 green chillies finely minced
2 teaspoons salt
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1/2 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda
1 teaspoon sugar
Sun flower oil for deep frying
For salad:
Finely shredded lettuce
2 inch piece cucumber finely diced
Red,green,yellow peppers finely diced
2 spring onions finely chopped
1 tomato de seeded and finely diced.
4 pitta breads
Houmous.
Method:
1.Soak the masoor dhal and the moong dhal at night.
2.Next morning drain all the water out and grind the dhals to a fine consistency.
4. Mix together the dhals and the chana /beans mixture.
7.Using a spoon drop small walnut sized balls of the mixture into the hot oil.
8.Fry on medium heat until golden brown.
9.Drain on kitchen paper.
2.Spread houmous in side and fill with the falafel balls .
3.Top with salad and chutneys.
i never ate this dish..:) hope it tastes as good as it looks..:)
ReplyDeletei like to eat daal... can u write about making haleem i heard it is also made from daal..
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ReplyDelete@ dan sorry I am a vegetarian I dont cook meat I believe hallem is a lamb dish cooked with dhal.
ReplyDelete@ saurabh some recipes I experiment and come with with my own version others I have tried from reading cook books and add my own adjustments to it.
ReplyDeleteMy mom makes moong ki daal ke pakode and they look similar to falafels, I love them. Your creation looks yummy too, the entire thing with bread and salads and chutney...muh mein paani aa gaya! :)
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Hi thanks for the comment...falafel looks delicious...nice step by step clicks.
ReplyDeleteFalafel looks yummy...i make with only white chana...i'll try your virson too...
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That looks wonderful...Pl pass me it on, Thanks ;-)
ReplyDeleteI love falafel! I've never cooked it myself though. Your recipe and great step by step photos inspired me to give it a try, thanks:)
ReplyDeleteThat looks totally new and awesome.....Need to share with Priya....hope it taste Yummy!!!
ReplyDelete- Jinan
Hey, I couldnot follow the link for houmous.. I too made falafel balls with only chick peas..
ReplyDeleteWhere exactly is the recipe for houmous?
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Looks delicious..thanks for participating
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