A Middle Eastern dish, whose homeland no one can pinpoint. The Egyptians claim that this is their invention, and they sell it on the street “just like that” - without pita, tahini and salads, they make it almost the size of a palm, slightly flattened, and not only from chickpeas, but from any beans. Egyptian falafel has a lot of greenery, so it's a little green on the inside. In Israel, a popular song of the 50s claimed that it was falafel that was the national Jewish dish, and the first falafel was founded here by immigrants from Yemen. Not otherwise, as these musically gifted people and composed this song as an advertisement. However, falafel does not need advertising. This is perhaps the only healthy "fast food". Well, if you make it at home - this is a great lunch, a classic dish that is served even on a holiday, including Israel's Independence Day, in the late afternoon, because during the day all of Israel goes to nature to make barbecue.
A Middle Eastern dish, whose homeland no one can pinpoint. The Egyptians claim that this is their invention, and they sell it on the street “just like that” - without pita, tahini and salads, they make it almost the size of a palm, slightly flattened, and not only from chickpeas, but from any beans. Egyptian falafel has a lot of greenery, so it's a little green on the inside. In Israel, a popular song of the 50s claimed that it was falafel that was the national Jewish dish, and the first falafel was founded here by immigrants from Yemen. Not otherwise, as these musically gifted people and composed this song as an advertisement. However, falafel does not need advertising. This is perhaps the only healthy "fast food". Well, if you make it at home - this is a great lunch, a classic dish that is served even on a holiday, including Israel's Independence Day, in the late afternoon, because during the day all of Israel goes to nature to make barbecue.
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