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Full on Falafel

Since my last journey to the Hippie Grocery Store aka Whole Foods, which I am not mocking only lamenting that we don't have one close, I bought some falafel mix that I have been hungry for ever since so we decided to have some falafels and couscous for dinner last night.

1 pkg falafel mix, prepared (I bake mine instead of frying, just to be a little healthier)
lettuce
tomato
crumbled feta
dressing of your choice or hummus
pita bread, split
Couscous mix, prepared

 Prepare couscous, I usually put mine in the rice cooker. Prepare falafel mix with water and let sit about 10 minutes. Form balls and bake at 375 degrees for 10 minutes on each side. Stuff with lettuce, tomato, falafels, feta and dressing or hummus. Serve with couscous and top with smoked paprika 
if you are that kind of girl and I am!
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