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- 2 hrs
- Prep
- 1.
Place favas and peas on a paper towel
- 2.
Chop herbs (for falafel and vinaigrette) and garlic (for falafel and tahini).
- 3.
Cut vegetables (for grilled salad).
- Cook
- 4.
Oven-toast sesame seeds and spices for tuna, falafel and vinaigrette.
- 5.
While sesame seeds and spices toast in the oven, make falafel mixture.
- 6.
Next, test one falafel in heated oil.
- 7.
After test falafel, scoop falafel patties and chill in refrigerator for at least 1 hour.
- 8.
Take tuna out of refrigerator, so that it can come up to room temperature before cooking.
- 9..
Pull out spice grinder and pulverize toasted sesame seeds for yogurt tahini sauce.
- 10.
Mix the “sand-like” sesame paste with the rest of yogurt tahini ingredients for sauce.
- 11.
Once the yogurt tahini is complete, whisk ingredients for salad vinaigrette together.
- 12.
Next, it’s time to get your falafel cooking.
- 13.
While the falafel cooks, get your vegetables onto the panini maker (or in the pan).
- 14.
Once the falafels are cooked, place in 275°F oven to keep warm until serving.
- 15.
Now sear the tuna.
- 16.
If falafels need reheating, put them in oven for up to 8 minutes before serving.
- 0 min
Serve your meal.
What to Drink
2010 Brundlmayer Grüner Veltliner 'Terrassen', Kamptal, Austria
Every week, world-renowned sommelier, Rajat Parr, shares advice and tasting notes on what to drink with our featured meal.
Grüner Veltliner, an indigenous grape to Austria, is often mistaken for chardonnay, but it is the varietal’s white pepper finish that distinguishes itself from other fish-friendly whites. The distinct spice and botanical flavors of this Grüner Veltliner make a fantastic accompaniment to the grilled cucumber and spices in the yogurt tahini and fava bean falafel. In this complimentary pairing, the clean but slightly oily texture of the wine mimics that of the ahi tuna while the acidity helps to cleanse the palate.
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