TAHINI SAUCE (for Falafel sandwiches)
Recipe by Martha Bisharat, Wardeh’s mom
- 1/2 cup sesame tahini
- 1/2 cup lemon juice
- 1/2 cup filtered water (or more if needed)
- handful of parsley, chopped
Cream tahini and lemon juice together. The lemon will thicken the tahini. Add water to thin the sauce until it has a creamy, spoonable consistency. A handful of chopped parsley added to the sauce gives it an interesting texture and delicious taste. Sauce may be prepared ahead of time.
© 2007 by Martha Bisharat
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Hi, Wardeh! Wonderful things are going on at your house!! I have a question: my tahini sits in my fridge for a long, long time–any suggestions to re-incorporate, or is it hopeless?
Gina,
I know — it is really hard to stir when it has separated. You can put the whole jar in a hot water bath, which may make it easier to reincorporate.
I don’t think you need to toss it, though. However, sesame seed oil is a really fragile oil, so keeping it in the fridge is a must if you don’t want it to go rancid.
hey aunt martha!! It’s anna! I read it and I might just make some!
Hi, Anna. This is Wardeh, Martha’s daughter, so I am your long lost cousin! I haven’t seen you for so long! How are you and your sisters? I will tell my mom you stopped by and are going to try her recipe.
Hi Wardeh!
WOW. I haven’t heard form you in foerever.
And I cant hardly remember you.. =[ Well me and my sisters are doing GREAT! We are all in high school. Me, freshman. Kaitlyn, Softmore, and Noelle, Senior. We are all grown up! How are you doing? How about you and your brother and sister? I don’t want to say their names cause I might spell them wrong. ha ha.
Love, Anna
Hello, Anna! Yes, it has been a long time since we’ve seen each other. How fun for you three to be in high school together. What is your best class? All my siblings are great. We’re all spread out. Amal is in CA, Jibran is in WA, and Jenan is in OR. I’m around the Pacific Northwest, too. But I don’t see them much because we’re not big travelers. I miss them. Good to hear from you! God bless you and your sisters. And please tell your sweet mom how much I miss her, too. She’s special.
Wardeh!
You guys are very seperated. I don’t think I could live without my family for very long. Yes, it is different having my sisters in the same school, the last time we were in the same school was when I was in the second grade. I miss all you guys, I havent seen Amal for I can’t even remember..I haven’t seen Janan for a long time either. But Jibran, the last time was when my sedo passed.(your uncle)it’s so nice talking to you!!!
Love, Anna.