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The 8 pages that link to Falafel, each with the reason it gives.

• Deep fryingBroader topic: Frying sets its exterior while keeping the legume mixture moist inside.

• ChickpeaRelated: Chickpeas are a traditional base for falafel in many regions.

• Levantine cuisineBroader topic: Chickpea-based falafel is a widely eaten street food and meal component in the Levant.

• HummusRelated: Hummus and falafel often appear together in meals and sandwiches.

• Egyptian cuisineCompared with: Egyptian ta’ameya uses fava beans, unlike many chickpea-based falafel traditions.

• MezzeRelated: These crisp legume fritters can be served among mezze or alongside it.

• Middle Eastern cuisineBroader topic: Its ingredients and form vary across the region, making it a recognizable point of comparison.

• PakoraCompared with: Falafel uses ground legumes as the mixture itself, not as a batter coating.