falafel

/fuh-lah-fuhl/US // fəˈlɑ fəl //UK // (fəlˈɑːfəl) //

法拉斐尔,法拉费尔,法拉费勒,法拉费

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
Middle Eastern Cooking.
- : a small croquette made with ground chickpeas or fava beans and spices, often served with salad and tahini in pita bread.

They also think that Israel’s campaign to make falafel its own with catchy songs or by designating it Israel’s national dish erases their history.
I even tried wasting coins in non-affiliated food places I really couldn’t afford—cannoli and an espresso on Spring, falafel from Mamoun’s, a slice from Joe’s.
Yes, you can learn the art of falafel at home with this straightforward recipe.
Unless, maybe, you’ve got a specialty line of falafel insurance.
Is falafel Israeli and can fried chickpeas have a nationality?
Sure, some falafel places in Israel stuff a couple of french fries into the pita.
When Zohar and I met at a falafel joint around the corner, I told him about Linda's reaction.
Mom made me a cup of tea and then chewed me out for eating dinner when I knew that she'd been making falafel.