Falafel Bhajia
This is a fusion from the Med and India - via the Middle-East. Falafel & Bhajia are both seasoned with herbs then fried. They're actually very similar recipes already - with Bhajia using Gram Flour (or Besan). The raw mixture also doubles up great as Vegetarian burgers. So just shape into burgers shapes - cook straight in the oven and no frying will be needed!
Falafel Bhajia
This is a fusion from the Med and India - via the Middle-East. Falafel & Bhajia are both seasoned with herbs then fried. They're actually very similar recipes already - with Bhajia using Gram Flour (or Besan). The raw mixture also doubles up great as Vegetarian burgers. So just shape into burgers shapes - cook straight in the oven and no frying will be needed!
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- 1
Add Chickpeas on Food Processor. Pulse a few times until coarse. Add the rest or the mixture. Combine with hands or spoon.
- 2
Water hands. Form into Falafel like shapes, dusting with flour. Fry on a low heat until a crust forms, 5-10 minutes. Olive oil is recommended. You can freeze at this stage, just allow to cool first.
- 3
To finish cooking, bake in the oven at 180, 15 minutes on each side. Wrap in a pita with salad, or even plain with bread and butter. Tuna can be thrown in as well with some herbs & cream cheese.
- 4
Garnish ideas: Taditional Tahini sauce, or Sesame seeds will work, though I haven't tried it. Peanut butter compliments most of the ingredients. Mango Chutney works especially well with the carrots and spinach. A regular salad - Lemon, Tomato, Onion, more Feta & Lettuce leaves are a must, whatever you decide for garnish.
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