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What is Falafel?
Ingredients for Falafel
Soaking Chickpeas For Falafel
Cooking Chickpeas For Falafel
Mixing Ingredients For Falafel
Making Falafel Balls
Heating Oil For Frying Falafel
Frying Falafel Balls
What is Pita Bread?
Ingredients for Pita Bread
Kneading Pita Bread Dough
Cutting & Rolling Pita Bread Dough
Baking Pita Bread
Making Israeli Salad
Making Techina Salad
Cooking Chickpeas For Chumous Salad
Mixing Ingredients For Chumous Salad
Making Fried Eggplant
Serving Falafel
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Summary: How to make Israeli salad; learn more about making traditional Middle Eastern food in this free cooking video.
Rachel Dayan has traveled the world where she picked up many recipes and styles of cooking which helped her open her own catering business in Florida. She has now moved back to Israel...read more
"Hi I'm Rachel Dayan for Expert Village now I'm going to show you a few salads dips that are in commonly eaten together with the falafel sandwich, either inside the pita bread or on a plate next to the falafel. The first salad that we're going to make is called Israeli salad it's made out of fresh garden vegetables, we're going to use a tomato, a cucumber, red pepper, green pepper, and an onion. We peel the onion and we cut it into small pieces the main thing in Israelin salad is that vegetables are cut small and in a pita bread actually in a falafel sandwich we're not going to spice it but if you would like to spice it you can always use lemon, fresh lemon squeeze the lemon, salt for your taste as much as you like and olive oil or canola oil if you don't like the taste of the olive oil. I'm going to cut the green pepper now into small pieces too and at the end we're just going to mix all the vegetables together add a little bit of salt as your going to see. And this is what an Israelin salad is, if you like reddish or olives you can always add them to the salad to or any other vegetable that you like. But this is the basic Israeli salad, you put it in the bowl and mix it with some salt. "
eHow Article: Making Israeli Salad
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