Falafel Bowl

Name: Falafel Bowl
Prep time: 10 min
Yield: 2 serving
Ingredients: 16 falafel; 1/4 cup hummus; 1/3 cup tahini; 2 pieces eggplant; 1/3 cup tabouli salad; 3 cups lettuce; 3 tomato; 1 cucumber; 1 red onion; 1/2 cup green olives; 1 cup feta cheese; 1 pita bread; 4 radish

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4.9

30 reviews

Excellent

Prep Time
10 mins
Servings
2
Calories
719 kcal
Course
Main Course
Cuisine
Mediterranean, Middle Eastern

Falafel Bowl

Quade Maldonado

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There's something about this Falafel Bowl that feels festive even though it's the easiest recipe to whip up! This Falafel Bowl recipe or Falafel salad is simply a gather of Middle Eastern staples gathered into one bowl.

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Ingredients

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16 falafel Homemade recipe
1/4 cup hummus
1/3 cup tahini for sauce
2 pieces eggplant fried eggplant salad
1/3 cup tabouli salad homemade recipe
3 cups lettuce shredded
3 tomato cut into wedges
1 cucumber sliced
1 red onion sliced
1/2 cup green olives
1 cup feta cheese cut into large chunks
1 pita bread cut into wedges
4 radish sliced

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Notes

Use quality store bought Falafel, or even better, make my grandma's Falafel recipe.
Always fry the falafel right before eating as it tastes so much better that way.
Make your fixings ahead of time--they're all fridge friendly.
My favorite fixings include: Tabouleh or Tabouli Salad, Tahini Sauce, Grandpa's Fried Eggplant Salad and the Ultimate Hummus Dip.
Use any veggies you have on hand--try to include lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers and onions. Radishes, feta and olives are a plus :)
Make this recipe low carb by skipping the bread.
Use a huge platter and serve this for entertaining for brunch or dinner.
I can't stress enough to make this --serve falafel with fresh tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, feta, radishes and some quality bread. Then dress it up with Tahini Sauce and Tabouleh Salad. Basically the same way you would make Falafel Sandwich.
If this sounds familiar, you absolutely need to try my grandma's Falafel recipe! t uses the perfect balance of chickpeas to onions, to herbs and then adds baking powder before frying.
When making my Falafel Sandwich, I definitely prefer the falafel to be hot, however with a salad like today's recipe, I would enjoy it hot or warm. I'm not a cold falafel advocate for sure! Hot to warm falafel is ideal to get the crispy texture and the perfect taste.