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    2 - 15 oz cans of chick peas
    2 Tablespoon garlic
    2 teaspoon cumin
    1 teaspoon turmeric
    6 minced scallions
    large handful of parsley
    1 egg
    1 Tablespoon lemon juice
    A few dashes of cayenne pepper
    ½ cup rice flour

    Put beans in a food processor and mash as much as possible. Put everything else except flour in the food processor and continue to chop it up until thoroughly blended. Put in a bowl and add flour until you get a firm, thick batter. Form into balls or patties and deep fry in vegetable oil. Serve with yogurt-dill sauce (2 Tablespoon Yogurt in a cup of plain, low-fat Yogurt).



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