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French spreadable fresh goat’s cheese and chickpea falafel |
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To make the falafel, place the drained chick peas, the goat’s cheese, coriander, juice of one lemon and the zest of two, salt and pepper into a blender.
- Pulse until the chickpeas start to break down to a coarse paste.
- Mould the chickpea and goat’s cheese paste into little patties and leave in the fridge to firm up while you prepare the next stage.
- Put the flour and polenta in 2 separate trays, crack the eggs into a bowl and gently whisk.
- Take the falafel and coat in the flour, dust off the excess before dipping it into the egg and then into the polenta.
- Make sure you have sealed all the gaps.
- Heat the oil to 170˚C (so a piece of bread fizzes when dropped in) and gently lay the falafel into the oil. Turn occasionally. Remove once golden brown.
- Drain on kitchen paper, season with salt and serve with a squeeze of lemon juice and a little Greek yoghurt.In a bowl, mix the Pélardon with the chives, pepper, walnuts and rocket leaves. Cut the ham into long strips and add to the mixture.
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125g French spreadable fresh goat's cheese
1 tin (200g) chick peas drained
3 cloves peeled chopped garlic
1/2 bunch (2tbsp) coriander
2 lemons
Salt and pepper
200g polenta/corn meal
2 eggs
100g flour
300mls vegetable oil for frying
Greek yoghurt to serve
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