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Fire Pit Recipes, Vegetarian Recipes
Honey & Harissa Halloumi Wraps
From Bart Ingredients
Halloumi is one of our favourite foods to grill on the fire pit. It’s equally happy soaking up flavour on the fire pit grill bars or mingling with your meat and veg on hot plates and skillets. The squeaky cheese is also capable of taking on the most robust flavours and balancing well with more delicate combinations. Here is a spicy little recipe to fire up your fire pit. These honey and harissa halloumi wraps are sticky, salty and sweet; served with smoky garlic raita and quick pickled onions.
Ingredients:
2 blocks of Halloumi
1 jar of Bart Harissa Paste
2 tbsp runny honey
8 large tortilla wraps
1/2 bunch mint
1 bunch parsley
Olive oil
Green Frenk chillies (optional)
Bart salt and pepper
For the Raita:
1 cucumber
200g Greek yoghurt
1 bunch of mint
1/2 lemon
1/2 tsp Bart Smoked Garlic Paste
For the Pickled Onions:
1 red onion
100ml white wine vinegar
100g white sugar
2 tsbp Bart Sumac
Method:
1. Start by making the Raita. Grate the cucumber and place into a sieve, season with a generous pinch of salt and leave to drain over a bowl for 20 minutes. Finely chop the mint. After 20 miniutes, squeeze the excess liquid out of the cucumber by placing it into a clean cloth and rinsing, discarding any liquid. In a bowl, mix with cucumber into the yogurt and mint. Season to taste and finish with a squeeze of lemon.
2. To make the pickled onions place the sugar and vinegar in a pan with 100ml water and 1tsp salt. Bring to the boil, then take off the heat. While this heats finely slice the red onions and place into a bowl or container. Pour the heated liquor over the onions, add the sumac, and set aside.
3. Pick the mint and parsley off the stalks. Lightly wash, drain well and add to a bowl. Mix the honey and harissa and set aside. Slice the halloumi into 1-inch-thick slices.
4. When you’re ready to cook the halloumi on the BBQ, start by toasting the tortillas for a few minutes on each side. Remove from the heat and wrap in a clean tea towel to keep warm. Next add the halloumi, colouring each side for a few minutes until golden brown. Using a pastry brush or spoon, then add the honey and harissa marinade to the halloumi, covering well on each side. Cook for a few minutes further then take off the heat.
5. Serve by spreading the raita onto a tortilla and topping with the halloumi, herbs, pickled onions, some crushed pistachios and a little extra sumac. Serve alongside a wedge of lemon and the chillies if you’re after an extra kick!
