Falafel, Food Manners & Muffins
I cooked a big batch of chickpeas yesterday, without a plan to make anything. I just want to be able to have them handy in the freezer when I need them. Then I thought it would be fun to make some falafel- but bake them instead. I got a recipe to follow (well, sort of) from the Fat Free Vegan website.I was still removing the rest of the falafel from the tray when I turned around and caught this young lady eating a still warm patty, picking from the plate on the countertop. (Zurielle, where's your table manners?)
Who needs tahini or pita, anyway?"
So when you have a hungry cub and it's not even dinnertime yet, you don't really have time to take a picture of everything else. But here's the leftover ready to go in the fridge.
I served them in whole wheat pita with some lettuce, and whipped tahini, fresh lemon juice & a little water. I don't know why I did that when I just made hummus the other day. Oh, yeah, I remember now! The cubs and Papa bear didn't like the hummus I made, but they are fine with the lemon and tahini.And last but not the least: ----Chocolate Chip muffins from Vive Le Vegan!----
Okay, so you won't find that in the cookbook- simply because it's supposed to be "Carob Chip Muffins". It is so yummy that cub #1 wants us to make more today. (Yes, these muffins are gone now!) For those of you who don't own the cookbook yet, these muffins have orange zest and coconut and is baked with barley flour- what interesting combination! We made ours a little smaller, and cut the baking time a bit.
I'm really looking forward to posting my own creations (or recreations) soon, but for now, I shall enjoy all these goodies created by culinary experts like DREENA!


17 Comments:
I'm with Zurielle with eating those right away. They look wonderful! Those muffins look great too, as I am going through oven-withdrawls. I need to bake soon. Thanks for indulging me Kai. Your children are absolutely beautiful!
I agree w/ Leslie~ your daughter is so beautiful!
Oh, and those muffins look great-I am glad you 'tested' them out for me-so now I know they're delish! (Not that I doubt Dreena's culinary excellence:))
Thanks for your visit and post.
I'm with your daughter - I could eat falafels like that too. YUM!
That all looks lovely and tasty...must tries...and your daughter is BEAUTIFUL!
Great pictures! Adorable!
The food looks yummy!
Your daughter is such a cutie!!
Oh this is precious! (plus now I want to make falafel).
Thanks, everyone:)
Julie, we made those muffins again for the second time yesterday, since the oldest won't stop bugging me about it!
Leslie, how about steamed muffins???
Do you have a recipe for "chocolate Chip Cookies? Vegan of course.
You're far too kind, Kai.. thank you! :) :)
Those falafels look just the way I like them - not too dry, and not deep-fried and greasy - just right!! Your daughter is a cutie! I love that she just chowed down on the falafels, how great is that?!
That is so cute how she grabbed a falafel! She's adorable!
Obviously, this kid is not the picky one!
Harmonia, I haven't tried it, but would recommend the choc chip cookies from Vive Le Vegan. Emily of Veggie Supreme said they're that good.
Obviously, this kid is not the picky one!
Hi, Harmonia, I haven't tried it, but would recommend the chocolate chip cookie recipe from Vive Le Vegan. Emily of Veggie Supreme said they're that good.
No thanks on the steamed muffins!
No thanks on the steamed muffins!
your daughter is a cutie-pie! how old is she?
Vicki, Zurielle is turning 3 on the 30th!
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