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I used Lisa's filling recipe almost as written, although I found a lone and tired spring onion in the veg drawer, so I chopped that up and added it, and I didn't use as much cheddar because I eye-balled it and thought I had enough filling. And I used 3 large-ish sweet potatoes for the crust.
The very interesting thing about the filling, I thought, was that the grated halloumi sort of re-formed after melting and recaptured the squeaky quality that is so appealing. And it tasted lovely - the sweetness of the crust worked beautifully against the little bursts of sultana and the salty cheese.
4 comments:
This looks and sounds good. I'm always on the look-out for meat-free dishes. Thanks.
So glad you liked it!
reformed halloumi shouldn't sound as amazing as it does. :)
Pam - really tasty! Definitely give it a go
Lisa - loved it and will make it again
Grace - it is definitely amazing.
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