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Skip to ContentJump to RecipeDid you know you can make green falafel by adding collard greens? These falafel are made using canned chickpeas and they’re pan-fried in the pan for super quick falafel!&nbsp;I’ve always loved the green Falafels one could get at Maoz, but somehow whenever I made Falafel at home I never used enough parsley or cilantro to get them to have a green color on the inside. So I thought I’d step up the game and add in some of the green collards&nbsp;I had in the fridge. And yeesss… finally… green Falafel! :)Collard greens are an amazing source of vitamin A, C, K, calcium,&nbsp;and manganese. So they are the perfect addition to protein-rich falafel.In contrast to previous Falafel recipes (Huge Batch of Falafel, Oil-Free Cilantro Falafel), this time I’ve used canned chickpeas. The Falafel&nbsp;are even quicker to make because they don’t require the dried chickpeas to soak overnight. Yeah to spontaneous Falafels! ^.^If&nbsp;you have a food processor, these Green&nbsp;Falafels are super easy to make. Just blitz up the green collard leaves&nbsp;&amp; chickpeas, mix in the spices &amp; chickpea flour, form little patties &amp; pan-fry them. Easy as that! What I really like about this recipe is, that you don’t have to decide a day ahead if you’re making falafel because the chickpeas don’t require soaking.I’ve had the Green&nbsp;Falafel in a simple lamb’s lettuce salad with tomatoes and a hummus dressing (hummus mixed with water &amp; lime juice) and it was delicious! The Falafel would be also great in wraps (especially with homemade tortillas), pita bread, on couscous, or simply to snack on their own (I may or may not have done that…).Recipe for vegan &amp; gluten-free Green Falafel. Super easy and quick to make, don't require soaking of the chickpeas. Yield about 12 Falafel.from votesPrint RecipePin RecipeFood ProcessorAffiliate Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links, which means I may earn referral fees if you make a purchase through my link. While clicking these links won't cost you any extra money, they will help me keep this site up and running!Click here to cancel reply.You do realize that traditionally falafel in Egypt is green as it's made from fava beans, right?how many calories are in each falafel? is it 50 calories per one?This is a great recipe for kids who are lazy to eat vegetables! I will apply immediately to improve their meal t rex gameSo good! I've added these to my tried &amp; true recipes, thanks!Turned out okay. Will make it again soon.I’m Bianca. On my blog, you’ll find easy &amp; delicious vegan recipes. I create 'meaty', 'fishy', and 'cheesy' recipes because I like to blow minds.

Skip to ContentJump to RecipeDid you know you can make green falafel by adding collard greens? These falafel are made using canned chickpeas and they’re pan-fried in the pan for super quick falafel!&nbsp;I’ve always loved the green Falafels one could get at Maoz, but somehow whenever I made Falafel at home I never used enough parsley or cilantro to get them to have a green color on the inside. So I thought I’d step up the game and add in some of the green collards&nbsp;I had in the fridge. And yeesss… finally… green Falafel! :)Collard greens are an amazing source of vitamin A, C, K,...

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