Recipe: Quinoa Falafel Burgers with Tangy Dill Sauce (Plant-Based, Vegan, Oil-Free)


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  1. Joelle
    Joelle says:

    Ooohhh, they sound delicious! I am making wraps for tea so I will have a go at them this afternoon to add to my wrap with salad.
    I’m thinking of trying to recreate a tzatziki by adding cucumber to the dill sauce. Thank you! X

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  2. Kathy
    Kathy says:

    These look so yummy! I have everything but the chickpea flour. Do you think any flour would work? I can’t wait to try them. I am really trying to switch more of my meals to plant-based. 😊

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  3. shortgirl65
    shortgirl65 says:

    This looks delish! I will have to make this… I think I have just about everything in the pantry and frig…

    Jessica, you are absolutely right about enjoying the "burger" for what it is. No matter how tasty a homemade vegan-friendly burger is, expecting it to to taste like meat is a set up for disappointment for those who want meat.

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  4. Gina
    Gina says:

    Hi Krocks in the Kitcjen! Great recipe! I’ve been wanting some scoops and not sure which sizes to get. Was this scoop part of the set in your Amazon store?

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  5. Dawn Navarra
    Dawn Navarra says:

    I cannot wait to try these! I love falafel and, I already have most of the ingredients on hand, win win!

    Best line ever…Enjoy these for what they are. It's not meat people. 😂😂😂

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  6. John Warner
    John Warner says:

    Interestingly we have a Turkish community
    in Bielefeld and the way they serve falafels
    is more flattened and like small burgers.
    I was used to them being little balls
    so I imagine both are options.

    I bought what I call an ice-cream scoop
    only when I started my whole-food plant based journey
    and use it for portioning burgers, falafels etc.

    I associate dill weed with potatoes
    so I suspect a creamy dill sauce might work well
    in a potato salad or as a sauce over twice cooked potatoes
    (steamed followed by air-fried)

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