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  • Grilled Halloumi

    Sunday needs barbecueing and therefore I bring you a recipe! A vegetarian one today, just for the fun of it, and with a slightly unusual ingredient to spice things up: Halloumi. 

    Halloumi is a small, elastical and crustless white cheese from the Middle East. It hardly melts and is therefore wonderful to prepare on the barbecue.

    Grilled Halloumi with a lemon-coriander-almond pesto.

    Ingredients


    A block of Halloumi 

    For the pesto

    A large handful of coriander stalks with leaves
    1 clove of garlic
    1 red chilipepper
    2 tablespoons of white almonds
    half a teaspoon cumin seeds
    half -1 salted lemon
    1-2 tablespoons of moisture from the jar

    Method

    1. Slice the halloumi in thick slices and grill the slices.
    2. Mix the ingredients for the pesto in a blender to form a puree. Cautiously add 125 ml of olive oil or enough to make a smooth sauce.
    3. Serve the grilled halloumi with the pesto (I never said this was a difficult dish).

    Halloumi tastes quite salty, quite like feta, so it nicely combines with the slightly sour taste of the pesto.

    Enjoy!

    • May 30, 2010 (11:02 am)
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    • #Barbecue
    • #Food
    • #recipe
    • #cheese
    • #middle east
    • #halloumi
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