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4–8
, depending on accompanimentsEasy
By Jane Grigson
Published 1991
These little knobbly fritters made from chick-peas are on sale at cooked food stalls all over Israel (made with dried white broad beans they are equally popular in Egypt). They are stuffed into half a Pitta Bread with various salads and a good dab of Hummus or a peppery sauce. Then you walk away, perhaps into the market, eating as you go, with juices trickling down your chin if you aren’t used to coping with a bulgy Pitta