Because Halloumi doesn't melt, it is perfect for adding cubes to skewers with meats or vegetables for grilling.
Not exact matches
Halloumi cheese seems to be the one most frequently chosen for grilling
because of its low fat content, around 25 %, and high melting point.
The fried
halloumi and fresh peach crostini, specifically,
because I'm thinking you might have access to some local peaches this weekend and this is just the thing to make with them for a weekend of fresh, seasonal feasting.
I didn't use
halloumi because my store doesn't carry it, but I didn't miss it... the flavors of the tahini sauce and the sweet potato straws were insanely good.
Halloumi is a great non-meat protein to grill
because it's not like normal cheese, and won't ooze into the grill, but maintains its integrity by taking on some crusty grill marks.
When I first heard of
halloumi, I was intrigued
because it didn't fit either description.
When I'm feeling disappointed
because my son doesn't want to eat something that I know is totally delicious (like
halloumi cheese last night), I try to ask myself «did I like this food when I was 5?».
Because what doesn't work with fried
halloumi on top, right?!