Sushi Plate from One World Market

April 9, 2009 by Andreas · 1 Comment
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Here is a picture, unfortunately from a cell phone, of the sushi we enjoyed last week at One World Market in Novi. This is the freshest and best sushi in Michigan, and I bet one of the leaders in North America…

Salmon, Fatty tuna, Futomaki, Toro with onion.

Sushi plate at One World Market

Sushi plate at One World Market

Hallouschetta: a hybrid Bruschetta

March 24, 2009 by Andreas · 1 Comment
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Hallouschetta: a hybrid Bruschetta
As I mentioned last week, this time we will be using fresh (soft) halloumi. And since this weekend marks the beginning of the 2009 Formula 1 season I thought to travel a bit north-west in the Mediterranean to the motherland of the Cavallino Rampante. Of course after their performance in today’s race [...]

Halloumi, Tuna and Broccoli

March 23, 2009 by Andreas · Leave a Comment
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Halloumi, Tuna and Broccoli
This recipe is also an easy one and quick. Perfect for a light but still fulfilling lunch. I am using aged Halloumi again as it is my personal favorite. And despite other people’s preferences I strongly believe that aged halloumi goes with everything, whereas fresh halloumi, at least in my plate, does [...]

Halloumi with Bratwursts Marinated in Beer

March 18, 2009 by Andreas · Leave a Comment
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Halloumi with Bratwursts
This week’s recipe will be infused with the German cuisine. Like most of the Halloumi recipes is quick and easy.
Ingredients:

Aged Lysiotiko Halloumi
Bratwursts
Beer
Tomato
Celery

Preparation:
Pierce the bratwursts with a fork to ensure that any gases will escape when boiling and prevent them from bulging.  Marinate them for a couple of hours in the beer of your [...]

Halloumi, Chickpeas and Asparagus Salad

March 8, 2009 by Andreas · Leave a Comment
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Halloumi, Chickpeas and Asparagus Salad
This week we will be enjoying another refreshing salad. We will be using fresh halloumi this time.

Fresh Lysiotiko Halloumi
Chickpeas
Asparaggus
Tomatoes
Onions
Parsley
Lemon
Salt
Pepper as desired

Preparation:
Chop the halloumi and vegetables. Lightly fry the asparagus with half the tomatoes and half the onions. Mix all of the ingredients in a bowl. Add lemon, salt and pepper as [...]

Brunch: Halloumi, Tomato and Bread

March 7, 2009 by redmad · Leave a Comment
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Here is a quick brunch with Halloumi one of my colleagues enjoys on a regular basis.
Halloumi, tomato and bread.

Couscous with Halloumi

March 3, 2009 by Andreas · Leave a Comment
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Couscous with Halloumi
This week we will be trying something very simple that requires little effort.
Ingredients:

Fresh Lysiotiko Halloumi
1 packet of Couscous (in this case with wild forest mushroom)

Preparation:
Prepare the couscous as per the instructions on the packages. Chop the halloumi in pieces and mix it in the couscous. Let it sit for another 5 minutes for [...]

Venison-Halloumi Stew

February 23, 2009 by lunacruel · 1 Comment
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Venison-Halloumi Stew
This week’s recipe is going to be something that has long been requested by our readers. The infamous halloumi stew. This specific recipe deviates a bit from the traditional Cypriot stew, as it is inspired by the Russian cuisine, it marries a Russian stew with the Cypriot Halloumi . After all you will never [...]

Fried Halloumi Breakfast

February 15, 2009 by Andreas · Leave a Comment
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Fried Halloumi Breakfast…
Today’s recipe is going to be something quick and very easy to do. As always employing Halloumi and we will be exploring one of its many virtues, frying it. This dish makes up a delicious breakfast to kick start your day with the taste of Meditterranean accompanying you along.
The ingredients:

Halloumi. Either aged or [...]

Packaged aged Lysiotiko Halloumi

February 11, 2009 by Andreas · Leave a Comment
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Here I though of adding some picture to show how the traditional Lysiotiko Halloumi can be packaged for travel across the oceans. Firstly we should recall that the traditional halloumi it is aged and preserved in whey, so travelling with it in that way makes it kind of difficult. The best way to travel with [...]

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