Yes! Falafel are so delicious most non vegans don’t even consider the fact that they are in fact vegan! Thanks for watching! Consider a subscription! I’m not a vegan channel but my philosophy is pretty vegetable forward
Because he has a version of falafel on his series “15 minute meals” series that is so much of a departure from actual falafel that it is worth denouncing. I have no opposition to calling them chickpea patties or something like that but I think chefs have at least some kind of responsibility when presenting a dish to honor the traditional methods and criteria for said dishes…and if one departs from that tradition then they should be very clear about that
@@debrajessen7975 I’m not so concerned with the herbs and spices but more so the fact that he uses canned chick peas which are already way too soft. Even in his video you can tell how soft they are. It’s just not really falafel. And again I think that’s fine but he should be forthright about it and call it something like “falafel-inspired patties”. Of course anyone should be able to cook anything in their homes and call it whatever, but he is a world-famous chef with a lot of reach and therefore I feel it is his responsibility to take some level of care and consideration when presenting dishes.
why not make falafel like jamie oliver? he has his way, you have yours, I have mine. I can do all 3 and enjoy them at different times. all this bitterness at jamie oliver, says a lot about you, and absolutely nothing about him
Relax. It was just a silly click-bait title. I would not say I have any bitterness towards Jamie Oliver. If anything maybe a bit envious. He got out of the stress of the professional kitchen, made a boatload of money, and has multiple books and tv series to his name. But as a chef with so much visibility I think it is fair for other professionals to critique the occasional recipe without being called "bitter". I explained my issue with his take in earlier comments so I'm just going to copy/paste that here: His version of falafel on his series “15 minute meals” is so much of a departure from actual falafel that it is worth denouncing. I have no opposition to calling them chickpea patties or something like that but I think chefs have at least some kind of responsibility when presenting a dish to honor the traditional methods and criteria for said dishes…and if one departs from that tradition then they should be very clear about that. Cheers. Please subscribe
i love falafel!! this looks great and im for sure making that quinoa/carrot salad. also good luck in your new spot! -Gray
Make your boo make a lil pita sandwich for you! Glad you enjoyed!
Best vegan recipe ever especially with tahini sauce. From Cyprus
Yes! Falafel are so delicious most non vegans don’t even consider the fact that they are in fact vegan! Thanks for watching! Consider a subscription! I’m not a vegan channel but my philosophy is pretty vegetable forward
Bye Tristan😢😢
I never left!
@@cooking_with_tristan ok sorry.
@@noname-walaypangalan no worries!
What does Jamie Oliver have to do with this recipe.
Because he has a version of falafel on his series “15 minute meals” series that is so much of a departure from actual falafel that it is worth denouncing. I have no opposition to calling them chickpea patties or something like that but I think chefs have at least some kind of responsibility when presenting a dish to honor the traditional methods and criteria for said dishes…and if one departs from that tradition then they should be very clear about that
@@cooking_with_tristanHe calls his version `home made’. People are free to use what herbs and spices they want at home 🤷🏻♀️
@@debrajessen7975 I’m not so concerned with the herbs and spices but more so the fact that he uses canned chick peas which are already way too soft. Even in his video you can tell how soft they are. It’s just not really falafel. And again I think that’s fine but he should be forthright about it and call it something like “falafel-inspired patties”. Of course anyone should be able to cook anything in their homes and call it whatever, but he is a world-famous chef with a lot of reach and therefore I feel it is his responsibility to take some level of care and consideration when presenting dishes.
Suspicious pigeons!
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why not make falafel like jamie oliver? he has his way, you have yours, I have mine. I can do all 3 and enjoy them at different times.
all this bitterness at jamie oliver, says a lot about you, and absolutely nothing about him
Relax. It was just a silly click-bait title. I would not say I have any bitterness towards Jamie Oliver. If anything maybe a bit envious. He got out of the stress of the professional kitchen, made a boatload of money, and has multiple books and tv series to his name. But as a chef with so much visibility I think it is fair for other professionals to critique the occasional recipe without being called "bitter". I explained my issue with his take in earlier comments so I'm just going to copy/paste that here:
His version of falafel on his series “15 minute meals” is so much of a departure from actual falafel that it is worth denouncing. I have no opposition to calling them chickpea patties or something like that but I think chefs have at least some kind of responsibility when presenting a dish to honor the traditional methods and criteria for said dishes…and if one departs from that tradition then they should be very clear about that.
Cheers. Please subscribe