What’s briny, creamy and positively magical? If you guessed halloumi, you’re right. When fried or grilled, the semi-hard Cyprian cheese develops a crispy crust on the outside and a warm, gooey inside ...

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Halloumi is a firm, squeaky-textured cheese from Cyprus, usually made from a mix of goat’s and sheep’s milk. Like paneer, it doesn’t melt, which means you can cut it into cubes or slabs and grill, pan ...

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If you haven’t had the pleasure of enjoying halloumi cheese, now is as good a time as ever. It’s a cheese you can grill, so it’s the perfect addition to your summer cookout. Halloumi is a firm, brined ...