Nothing invokes sunshine to me, like thinking of the Greek Islands. I don't know why, really since I have never been. It is high on my "Places to See" list though, I assure you. I adore their food and love every Greek I've ever met. They're so charming, warm and full of life.
I just got the latest
Donna Hay Magazine
and naturally everything looks awesome, but I was particularly drawn to a number of great Mediterranean looking dishes that I'll be trying out over the next week or so.
And I thought I'd start with this one, made with vine leaves from my local fantastic
Mid Eastern Food Emporium ...

Haloumi Baked in Vine Leaves
What more can I say, besides...dig in! And because oregano is definitely a herb and vine leaves are definitely plants...I'm sharing with Kalyn's Weekend Herb Blogging Event, this week hosted by Maninas from Food Matters.
5 comments:
Wow, that does sound fantastic!
Baking halloumi in vine leaves sounds like a great idea!
That looks so great. I love halloumi and I bet it would be super in a vine leaf.
This looks great! I've been harvesting grape leaves, but there's only so many dolamades I want to make. I'll definitely try this for a change.
It is fun to try a different use for something and Donna Hay had a great idea with this one.
Thanks all for dropping by.
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