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Brassic
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I've found the falafel recipe in the recipe thread and want to give it a go, but I don't have a deep fat fryer. Can I do it any other way? 
TIA,
Brassic.
TIA,
Brassic.
Debts @ lightbulb moment (13/06/2006) - £59,842.23 :eek: All commercial debts now clear!!! :T Debts April - £20,000 to family (incl extra £10k borrowed for house deposit). DFD - Aug 2014
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Goal of the month - £500 on groceries for family of 5 - Apr 2011 - £620!
May - £454.85 so far.
Proud to be dealing with my debts
Goal of the month - £500 on groceries for family of 5 - Apr 2011 - £620!
May - £454.85 so far. 0
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I always shallow fry my felafel - but you don't have to have a deep fat fryer to deep fry - you can do it in a pan, preferably a heavy bottomed one. Don't fill more than half-full with oil, and watch it at all times, as the temperature isn't regulated so it is up to you to make sure it is safe.0
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I shallow fry mine too. If you make them into little burger shapes rather than balls they are easier to fry in a pan
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Personally I think falafel are nicer shallow fried. I only lightly brush the pan with oil (cheapskate!) so that they're almost toasted rather than fried. Healthier too!0
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Oooh, thanks for that peeps! Am really looking forwards to them now
BrassicDebts @ lightbulb moment (13/06/2006) - £59,842.23 :eek: All commercial debts now clear!!! :T Debts April - £20,000 to family (incl extra £10k borrowed for house deposit). DFD - Aug 2014
Proud to be dealing with my debts
Goal of the month - £500 on groceries for family of 5 - Apr 2011 - £620! May - £454.85 so far. 0
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