halloumi

• "My father Andreas Orphanidou used to have animals, sheep and lambs, and used to produce halloumi (cheese) together with my grandfather," recounts Georgiadou, a Greek Cypriot. —  SouthCoastToday.com Latest Headlines
• This was for a chargrilled lamb burger, a beef and coriander burger, and halloumi with fatoush (plus the price of drinks). —  The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed
• Their portfolio of original and creative ideas can include anything from an afternoon experiencing village life - sipping coffee and playing backgammon, or baking home-made olive pies and 'halloumi' bread - to a day following in the footsteps of Aphrodite, the legendary goddess of love and beauty and protectress of Cyprus, from the place where she rose from the waves, to breathtaking sites where she was worshipped. —  TravelDailyNews.com
• Chr Hansen says that the global launch of its Direct Vat Set (DVS) WBC-01\25X100U and WBC-02\25X100U cultures have been initially devised for smaller, more traditional feta and halloumi makers in a specific number of markets. —  FoodNavigator RSS
• Diners will find "drunken" Cypriot halloumi cheese sautéed in ouzo, cinnamon-scented mujadarah (lentils and rice) and rich desserts kissed with rose water and orange blossom syrup. —  miami.com -

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