If you’ve never made falafel from scratch, I’m here to say: It’s possible, and it’s delicious. I was definitely intimidated by the task until I finally jumped right in. But I couldn’t have done it without following a few expert tips.
This story originally appeared on The Nosher.
I lost my dear mother a few weeks ago. A child survivor of the Auschwitz Concentration Camp, Ann Lenga did not let the horror of those years define her life. She was resilient, courageous, adventurous and an inspiration to everyone who knew her.
While my mother used maple flavored syrup in these macaroons, I would recommend using the real thing.
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While my mother used maple flavored syrup in these macaroons, I would recommend using the real thing.
You can certainly grate the chocolate for both this recipe and the Chocolate-Pecan Tea cookies or you could use a food processor with the metal blade. I simply set the chocolate onto a cutting board and used a sharp knife to cut the chocolate into thin shards — it worked beautifully!
Tom Schmidt, owner of the barbeque restaurant Salt + Smoke, has been eating falafel at Al Tarboush Deli in University City since “before I could drive,” he said.
Ingredients:
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If you’re having your turkey spatchcocked in advance, move onto step 2 in the recipe.
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