My wife introduced this cheese into my life. It is Cypriot cheese (halloumi), and this specific cheese comes from a Turkish brand called Muratbey. I think it’s more popular as a breakfast cheese, at least based on all the kahvaltıs I’ve had in Istanbul, but I made this to complement a salad for a light dinner. Cheese is delicious 24/7 after all!
VeckLee1
That’s cheese grilled.
Take it to r/grilledcheesecirclejerk
This sub is serious.
Zv_-
I like to fry it
Gettingolderalready
Everyone on this sub should try the Greek dish saga naki….
XavierScorpionIkari
Beats the halloumi what kind of cheese that is.
Beth-89
Pretty good in a sandwich too, but ye you gotta grill prior to putting it in the grill cheese, it’s squeeky and non melting similar to fresh cheese curds. I used it in a croissant not long ago.
Disastrous-Resident5
Fucking FINALLY. Some actual grilled cheese!
GreeneJeans714
Now make a grilled cheese with the grilled cheese. You’ll thank me later. Just add a gooey cheese to envelop the halloumi. Welcome to god tier cheese sandwiches.
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Wanted to be a bit cheeky with the title 🙂
My wife introduced this cheese into my life. It is Cypriot cheese (halloumi), and this specific cheese comes from a Turkish brand called Muratbey. I think it’s more popular as a breakfast cheese, at least based on all the kahvaltıs I’ve had in Istanbul, but I made this to complement a salad for a light dinner. Cheese is delicious 24/7 after all!
That’s cheese grilled.
Take it to r/grilledcheesecirclejerk
This sub is serious.
I like to fry it
Everyone on this sub should try the Greek dish saga naki….
Beats the halloumi what kind of cheese that is.
Pretty good in a sandwich too, but ye you gotta grill prior to putting it in the grill cheese, it’s squeeky and non melting similar to fresh cheese curds. I used it in a croissant not long ago.
Fucking FINALLY. Some actual grilled cheese!
Now make a grilled cheese with the grilled cheese. You’ll thank me later. Just add a gooey cheese to envelop the halloumi. Welcome to god tier cheese sandwiches.
Literally
NOM