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HALLOUMI CHEESE ADVENTURE Last night, feeling my mediterranean roots, I decided to fry up some Halloumi cheese at home.  I had only had only had it once before, but once was enough to incite a random weekday craving. Kinda difficult to find (you might have to venture out to the ethnic grocery for this one), but terribly easy to put together — just slice the cheese, dredge it in flour, and fry it in a a skillet with about 2 Tbsp of olive oil.  By some miracle of nature, it won’t melt, but just becomes pleasingly soft with a nice, crunchy crust. The taste is somewhere between Feta and Mozzarella, and served with crusty bread and a drizzle of honey, it’s to die for.  photo via flickr - Casey  That looks absolutely delicious. Slowly but surely, there’s been various kinds of foods I want to try myself accumulating in my feed reader—this is one of them.

HALLOUMI CHEESE ADVENTURE

Last night, feeling my mediterranean roots, I decided to fry up some Halloumi cheese at home.  I had only had only had it once before, but once was enough to incite a random weekday craving. Kinda difficult to find (you might have to venture out to the ethnic grocery for this one), but terribly easy to put together — just slice the cheese, dredge it in flour, and fry it in a a skillet with about 2 Tbsp of olive oil.  By some miracle of nature, it won’t melt, but just becomes pleasingly soft with a nice, crunchy crust. The taste is somewhere between Feta and Mozzarella, and served with crusty bread and a drizzle of honey, it’s to die for. 

photo via flickr

- Casey

 That looks absolutely delicious.

Slowly but surely, there’s been various kinds of foods I want to try myself accumulating in my feed reader—this is one of them.

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