These homemade baked falafel are as easy as can be to make and full of flavor. Serve them with your favorite hummus or in a warm pita with all the toppings.
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Remember how I said I don’t attempt to make food items that are served at restaurants which I adore? This post might turn me into a liar. Because I make falafel at home instead of going to Casa Grill like a good girl. But these are baked, not fried, so they are different enough, right?
I have seen so many falafel recipes floating around I had to try it for myself. But it was difficult deciding which to make. I ended up picking two – one for the ingredients, the other for the directions. Paired together they resulted in falafel with wonderful color and texture. And I never knew making my own falafel could be so easy!
This recipe may have 14 ingredients, but these falafel honestly couldn’t be easier to make, especially if you have the right tools.
Tools you may need:
- Cookie sheet
- Silicone baking mat or parchment paper
- Food processor
- Medium cookie scoop or spoon
- Rubber spatula
If you don’t have a food processor you can definitely use a blender instead. If you don’t have that either? Time to break out the knives and a big butter board and get to work. It will take longer, but you can definitely mince everything up small enough with some patience. But this is why I own a food processor ;-).
With food processor in hand (or on counter?) all you have to do is blend all the ingredients in a food processor, form into flattened balls, and bake for 20 minutes. Then you’re ready to eat them straight up, dipped in homemade hummus, inside of a warm homemade pita, or get wild and crazy with a falafel pizza.
Source: Adapted from Chow Vegan and Green Kitchen Stories.
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Post updated 6/12/21, photo above is the original.
5 comments
I loooove falafel! It’s one of my favorites.
Lovely – I often shy away from falafels because they’re deep fried (being hungover being the exception to this rule), but this is just the type of solution I’d like. They look delicious!
How healthy are these! Yum!
I love falafel! Especially when I don’t have to feel bad about them being deep fried!
Yum! I want some of these! I love falafel, and am constantly lookin for a healthy version!