A Community Recipe by Earthintruder
This recipe is so fast and easy! Throw these balls on a salad or in a collard as a wrap! I like to put these in a large collard leaf and stuff it with raw olives, cucumber, red onion, tomatoes, shredded carrots, and beets. Then top it off with tahini dressing mixed with dill and lemon. It's so delicious and yummy!
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vegetativestate
Feb 25, 2010
PS: i also grated a clove of garlic and half a shallot using a super fine grater and mixed that in with the ground pumpkin seeds. the directions didn't say what to do with the onion or garlic, so i did it that way and thought it gave a really nice flavor. (i love garlic though, so beware.) be sure to mix this well so you don't get a glob of grated garlic in the middle of one.
vegetativestate
Feb 25, 2010
this is ridiculous. are you kidding? these are raw?? i halved the recipe and right now that entire half-batch is sitting happily in my tummy. i'm only a raw food dabbler too, so i remember full well what a real falafel tastes like because i had one not that long ago. i couldn't tell the difference between these and the real thing, seriously.
btw, i also used pumpkin seeds as suggested by itastesweet, and i thought that made a big impact because they really do have the color and texture of a falafel that way. also, i made them last night so the flavors could sit and stew for a while before lunch today. i ate them rolled up in romaine with julienned carrot and bell pepper and tahini mixed with lemon juice. f-ing great, thanks! these will be made many more times. : )
shawnie
Feb 22, 2010
Excellent! I didn't use any Tahini and they turned out GREAT!
chaddb
Jan 28, 2010
This is awesome, and so quick and easy.
lstorz
Jan 05, 2010
YUM! i'm eating these right now, and they've got that full-mouth satisfying feel to them... they're delicious and sooooo easy to make. thanks for a great recipe!
jessicaxo
Dec 21, 2009
This is totally my lunch tomorrow, I have actually been craving falafel so your timing couldn't be better!
jirizarry
Dec 21, 2009
this is great! I had them today for dinner with a side dish of raw zucchini and sun dried tomatoes!! Amaizing. I cannot eat raw garlic and onions because they are tooooo strong for my instestine. It irritates it. So, I use celery stalks. Yummy. thanks for sharing it with us.
fiddleki
Dec 20, 2009
Awesome, I subed corriander with baby spinach and added sundried tomatoes. This is my absolute new favorite food!!!
blackbirdbrae
Dec 19, 2009
absolutely delicious (I added 1 tsp ground corriander), thanks so much!
itastesweet
Dec 17, 2009
SOME TIPS:
I used raw organic Pumpkin Seeds instead of Sunflower Seeds and it gave it a nice color like real falafel, and I used fresh Dill which gave it an authentic taste! YUMM, 5 stars! Great ideaa!! :)
envirogenny
Nov 25, 2009
Those are on the menu for tomorrow's lunch!
earthintruder
Nov 19, 2009
mmm cauilfower!
pianissima
Nov 09, 2009
i was totally inspired by the idea of rolling nut "batters" into balls as a meal. what a fabulous non-dehydrator recipe. i made this last night with cauliflower "couscous." i rolled the balls in a little dusting of chili pepper and cumin for extra punch =)
NoWheyJose
Oct 26, 2009
This are delicious. I had them yesterday @ "Lifethyme" I can tell its the same recipe. I'm going to make these every week now... Thanks for the recipe
sweetpea
Oct 21, 2009
Fantastic picture and great to not have to dehydrate.
katmondu
Oct 13, 2009
Oh my god, I love falafel with all of my heart and I miss having it. Definately gonna check this one out!
hleva
Oct 13, 2009
These sound so wonderful and easy, can't wait to try it!
Lucy
Oct 13, 2009
Wonderful !!!!! My husband and I just made the falafel and had it for dinner. wow!!!
Just delicious!!! Thanks a lot earthintruder.
omshanti
Oct 12, 2009
wow this is on the menu for this week!
writeeternity
Oct 12, 2009
Hi EI! I love this idea! You're picture is amazing! I was just looking at a hand crank blender tonight (at cabellas) that doesn't use electricity. This is something that could be done in that!
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