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Thursday, 30 June 2011
Haloumi with Melon, MInt and Balsamic Syrup
Yes this sounds like a weird combo, but it's lovely. Honest. The sweet, juicy melon contrasts well with the crisp, salty haloumi and the mint and balsamic syrup add another layer of taste depth to it (oooh get me, how pretentious does that last bit sound <blush>). The balsamic was an addition suggested by my boy and it really works. He loves dipping his haloumi in to it.
For 2-3 people you need:
1 block haloumi, drained and patted dry
1/2 melon cut into bite sized chunks
1/2 tsp dried mint
1 tbsp balsamic syrup
1 red onion, cut into wedges
Cut the haloumi into thickish slices. Place on a hot griddle pan and fry till golden on both sides (about 8 mins). Fry the onions on the same griddle till lightly softened.
Once cooked, place the haloumi onto a plate and add the onion and melon. Sprinkle over the mint, season with pepper and then drizzle over the balsamic syrup.
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yummy, I cant wait to move into our new house and try your recipes!!
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