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Haloumi is a firm, salty cheese made from sheep's, goat's or cow's milk. It has Middle Eastern and Mediterranean origins and is also made locally. It is usually eaten cooked.
Method
Ingredients
250g haloumi cheese
flour for dusting
olive oil
½ lemon
1 tsp zaatar (a spice mixture made of thyme, sesame seeds and sumac, available from Middle Eastern or Mediterranean food shops. If unavailable, use either dried thyme or oregano).
Method
Cut haloumi into 1 cm slices and lightly dust in flour. In a pan over a
medium-high heat, fry slices of cheese in oil until golden brown. Gently flip
over and cook a minute longer. Don't worry if the cheese breaks up. It should
now be melting a little.
To serve
Sprinkle with zaatar spice and a good squeeze of lemon juice. Remove from the
pan and place around the vine-baked mushrooms.
Serve 4-6.
Author: Bridgette Hafner Photo: Marina Oliphant Source: The Age Tuesday April 13, 2004 Middle Eastern, Quick, Contemporary, Healthy, Vegetarian, Side dish
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