Similar words: mala fide, safely, fall on deaf ears, call after, pull a face, balalaika, laffer curve, felt. Meaning: n. small croquette of mashed chick peas or fava beans seasoned with sesame seeds.
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1. Opt for the falafel kebab.
2. Next, Peters wants to experiment with insect falafel and a dough for cooking and baking.
3. "And falafel, " she said, referring to the fried chickpea patties, a big part of the cuisine.
4. How to mix ingredients to make falafel; learn more about making traditional Middle Eastern food in this free cooking video.
5. A falafel will cost less than $1, and a bed for the night will be less than $10.
6. Labneh, hummous and falafel are all popular choices and are usually served alongside olive oil, lamb sausage, jam and butter, turkey or beef mortadella.
7. Falafel, on the other hand, is great and sets new standard for falafel crunch.
8. The usual Middle Eastern staples are available: lamb or chicken shawarma, falafel and Lebanese-style salads, eggs, cheese and couscous.
9. It is the band's last self-released album on their own label Falafel Records before signing with Kung Fu Records in 2000.
10. When you're stumbling home, grab a cheap late-night "poelser" (hot dog) or falafel, just as the locals do.
11. Unlike me, who gets food poisoning at thedrop of a falafel, Linda hadn't vomited since childhood, so the experienceunnerved her.
12. For lunch overlooking the water, head to the Bur Dubai abra (water taxi stop) where the Arabic restaurant Bayt Al Wakeel has served mint tea and falafel since 1935.
13. The meat is superb, and it also offers great fish 'n' chips or vegetarian options such as falafel.
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14. Not only halal, Baqir says that one can find almost every type of eastern dishes like lamb kabab, chicken baryani and falafel sandwiches in the campus stalls.
15. He may be in Venezuela or working as a suspiciously taciturn short-order chef in a falafel bar in Tripoli.
16. The story revolves around two families -- one Israeli and one Palestinian -- that have competing falafel stands in a West Bank town.
17. George and Veronica Kaslov live in New York's East Village, in a tiny first-floor apartment sandwiched between tattoo parlors and falafel joints.
18. Go take my car and get Mike a Coke and a falafel. You hungry?Yeah. Yeah. Sure. Why not?