Copenhagen Cooking makes cheese at home Part II
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It’s supposed to be for experienced cheeseburger eaters
That's a good one Dr. S!
because nobody was buying the ObamaBurger
Sweet Chilli Mushrooms with Halloumi Cheese
Ingredients
8 flat mushrooms
4 tbsp chilli flavoured or extra virgin olive oil
150g halloumi cheese, sliced
4-6tbsp Thai sweet chilli dipping sauce
Rocket salad leaves to serve
Method
Heat the grill to high. Place the mushrooms gill-side up on a grill rack, brush all over with with the oil and season with salt and ground black pepper. Cook under the grill for 5 mins until the juices start to run.
Top with the halloumi cheese slices then return to the grill and cook for a further 4-5mins until the cheese is golden and crisp. Arrange two on four serving plates and spoon a little chilli sauce over each. Serve with the salad leaves.
Halloumi Stuffed Peppers
Ingredients
2 Peppers, cut in half lengthways and then cored, to form boats
200g Halloumi cheese, cut into 4 slices
2 tbsp Pine nuts
Juice of 1 lemon
1 clove Garlic, finely chopped
1 Chilli, finely chopped
2 tbsp Olive oil
2 tbsp Fresh basil, finely chopped
Method
Place the peppers into a baking tray and drizzle with a little olive oil.
Place into an oven at 180 degrees C for 15 minutes.
Remove the pepper boats from the oven and place a slice of cheese in each.
Sprinkle the pine nuts over the pepper boats.
Return the boats to the oven for 10 minutes, or until the cheese is golden and the pine nuts are toasted.
Mix the remaining ingredients well.
Remove the peppers from the oven and place onto serving dishes.
Drizzle the dressing over the top and serve immediately.
Lemon & rosemary halloumi skewers
Ingredients2 tbsp olive oil
1 sprig rosemary , chopped
1 large lemon , halved lengthways
250g pack halloumi cheese , cut into large chunks
1 small red onion , cut into 8 wedges
1 courgette , cut into 8 chunks
Mix olive oil and rosemary in a non-metallic bowl. Grate the zest and squeeze the juice from ½ lemon, then add to the mixture. Season to taste. Stir in halloumi to coat in the marinade. Cover, then leave for 15 mins.
Cut the other ½ lemon into 4 wedges, then cut each wedge in half. Remove the halloumi from the marinade and thread onto metal skewers with red onion, lemon wedges and courgettes. Barbecue for 5-10 mins, turning occasionally and brushing on any leftover marinade. Serve with houmous and couscous.
yup, ive heard of it, the french cheese, no you mustnt freeze it, must be consumed within a week, (so doesnt get dry) freezing the cheese will take away its tase.
hope this helped.
I've arrived back from Cyprus and I'm addicted to it. Where can I get it from in the UK?
any grocery shop!
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Yes I eat cave aged Gruyere and Emmenthal cheese and a cave for storage would be brilliant since a fridge is too cold and a room to warm. If you dont have a cave take the fridge but take it out one hour before consumtion…
Thank you.
They all sound so lovely, thank you!
a really nice one is if you halve some cherry tomatoes and heat with a little olive oil and balsamic vinegar in your preferred quantities Then cook a ciabatta and cut in half lengthways. On each half of the ciabatta, layer the tomatoes and then a few slices of halloumi. Pop under the grill of a few minutes and voila! only takes like 10-15 mins so perfect if you're in a rush!
I am a former chef and most commonly in the US and canada, Old/Sharp cheese is aged 8-12 months, I have had 3 and 5 years quite alot, and evena 7 year old white Cheddar some years back, in the UK it has to be aged a minimum of 1 year to be labelled as old, they do not colour it there.
Unlike the milder cheese, cheddar is not as moist when aged it gets crumbly like parmesan and feta. Also to keep the mold from forming they wash the cheese with a slat water solution, some cheese when this is done created a hard outer coating or rind like with some European cheeses.
I tried all the major supermarkets, but cant seem to find them. BTW I live in london.
Northern Cyprus…..or you could just go to Sainsburys or Tesco. They sell it with all the foreign cheeses, you get what you pay for aswell so it's quite often worth paying a little bit extra =].