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17 Haloumi

Melbourne, Australia

Australia is really a meagre place for vegetarians.
The assortment on vegetarian products is rather small.
Luckily there is Haloumi.
I made this Haloumi yesterday evening:
I fried the Haloumi in olive oil and added tomato and coriander too it.

Haloumi is a Traditional Cypriot cheese.
It is made from a mixture of goat's and sheep milk,
although some Haloumi can be bought that also contains cow's milk.
It has a high melting point, and so can easily be fried or grilled.

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Maaike Huizer19-Sep-2009 08:23
Dat ziet er echt geweldig lekker uit.
Michael J. Parkinson18-Sep-2009 14:40
I would definitely want some of that.
Fay Stout18-Sep-2009 01:27
This looks delicious! I would definitely like some!
Cindi Smith18-Sep-2009 00:14
Oh, that looks good, very good!
Mairéad17-Sep-2009 19:56
Looks delicious - very colourful.
Ilana gil17-Sep-2009 19:31
Looks very delicious and enticing! wonderful presentation.
J. Scott Coile17-Sep-2009 17:22
That looks SO good. Almost lunch here :-)
Walter Otto Koenig17-Sep-2009 17:06
Very nice shot. Looks very delicious. You'd do much better as a vegetarian here. We belong to a co-op supermarket that sells only vegetarian food.
LynnH17-Sep-2009 16:12
Looks incredibly delicious! Beautiful, colorful shot too.
Linda Willets17-Sep-2009 14:36
Colorful treat for the eyes and tummy
laine17-Sep-2009 11:55
I like fried goats cheese. I'm not a vegetarian so I don't know what is on offer.
Bernard Davis17-Sep-2009 08:28
looks a really interesting dish. Lots seem to be going on in there.
Stephanie17-Sep-2009 07:59
What is haloumi? Whatever it is, it sure looks tasty!
Doug Cruden17-Sep-2009 06:55
Sounds and looks pretty good to me - I love coriander (I'd have it on anything!) and it looks beautiful sprinkled on the haloumi :o)