
My funniest memory of them though was two years ago just after my daughter was born. I had a doula for the few weeks who was very healthy, a little alternative and VERY surprised that "I" had made falafel (not even "she" made them herself!).
I was as much insulted as I was pleased for surprising her!
I make these falafels so often because they are easy, healthy, full of protein and cheap. Returning home from our long weekend away a few kilo's heavier than I left was the perfect time to falafel-it-up!!
So here's what you need:
Using a hand blender or food processor, pulse your pulses (haha) until they are smooth and pliable. Mix in all the other ingredients and form into balls the size of a golf ball.
Refrigerate for about half an hour. This helps keep their shape when you are cooking them.
I then cook my falafel in a pan with a little sunflower oil, turning regularly until browned on all sides.
To construct my wrap I use a GF seeded flat bread, some chilli hummus or chilli mayonnaise (mix a good quality chilli jam with either hummus of mayo); onion, tomato, lettuce, alfalfa and a little salt.
They are so yummy, so filling and so good for you too. I haven't done a calorie count on them so I wouldn't include them in a Fast Day, but for a great midweek lunch or dinner these will make you feel a little better about the 3 servings of ice cream you had the day before. Oops.
So have I surprised you that even "I" make my own falafel? Do "you" make your own falafel?? (You should, they're awesome!!).
So have I surprised you that even "I" make my own falafel? Do "you" make your own falafel?? (You should, they're awesome!!).

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hi. looks so yummy! i wanted to post your blog entry to pinterest but i can't find this entry?? how do i do it?
ReplyDeleteHi Andrea! I'm not sure I understand... Can you not hover over the picture and then Pin It? Or if you go directly to Pinterest and upload a pin from this link does it work? http://meg-made.blogspot.co.uk/2014/04/homemade-chickpea-falafel-wraps-gf.html
DeleteLet me know! xx