haloumi
Britishnoun
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If you're not up for making your own dough, use tortillas and enjoy haloumi and mint quesadillas instead.
From Salon
Pepperjack and Gouda are safe bets, but avoid cheeses that don't melt well, such as grana, haloumi, or anything fresh or soft.
From Salon
Haloumi is seared and sliced into lengths, each firm finger of cheese improved with a dusting of thyme, the crunch of slivered almonds and maybe a bit of the accompanying fig jam.
From Washington Post
Instead, it’s a bowl of ancient grains, avocado puree, warm haloumi cheese and a herb salad.
From Seattle Times
The menu includes squid ink paella, baked shrimp-and-crab haloumi hotpot, a full raw bar and a selection of whole fish.
From Los Angeles Times
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