I'm back from my
holiday in Finland, which was lovely as usual. The heatwave was
there, and it's here in Copenhagen too. I'm just trying to cope with
cool drinks and food at the moment, and not move around too much. I
will post some photos from my holiday soon, I just need to look
through them first.
Salads are pretty
perfect for this weather, when you don't want to heat the kitchen up
and there isn't even much appetite. So I made this pineapple and
halloumi salad. I already posted a similar Pineapple salad
recipe last year which was adapted from a recipe by Yotam Ottolenghi. Today's salad is again slightly different, so I'm
sharing the ingredients below, but you can also visit the other links
for the variations. This recipe requires the oven to go briefly on,
which is of course not so optimal in this weather, but it's really
worth it for the pineapple slices.
Pineapple and halloumi salad
Ingredients
½ small pineapple
¼ tsp chilli
flakes
½ tsp salt
3 tbsp olive oil
250 g halloumi
Vegetable oil for
frying
Mixed salad leaves
Green cabbage
Method
Pre-heat the oven
to 220 C. Cut the pineapple into slices and coat them with the chilli
flake, salt and olive oil mix. Bake them in the oven for about 15
minutes, and let cool after the baking.
Cut the halloumi
into pieces and fry them in a pan until golden brown.
Place the mixed
leaves and shredded green cabbage to a bowl, add the pineapple and
halloumi and enjoy!
I'm sharing this
salad with July's Eat Your Greens hosted by me and co-hosted
by Shaheen from Allotment 2 Kitchen blog.
Have a wonderful
weekend everyone!
Your VegHog
wow this sounds interesting but in an Aussie heatwave I would be cooking the pineapple under the grill because I really hate to turn on the oven.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, a grill would also work.
DeleteI wasn't sure about the pineapple when I read the title but had to read on because of the mention of halloumi!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks delicious and I'm sure I can now smell pineapple browning as I type this 😋
Halloumi is just the best, isn't it! It goes very well with different fruit and berries.
DeleteThis is such an interesting combination.
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