Salt is already covered
Pat halloumi dry. Toss it with zucchini, capsicum, oil, oregano, lemon zest and pepper, but do not add extra salt.

Salty halloumi, zucchini ribbons and capsicum with blistered edges, oregano and plenty of lemon.

Halloumi holds up beautifully over high heat, but it still deserves better than identical factory cubes. Tear or cut it into substantial, varied pieces, fold the zucchini loosely and give every surface enough room to colour.
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Pat halloumi dry. Toss it with zucchini, capsicum, oil, oregano, lemon zest and pepper, but do not add extra salt.
Thread onto eight skewers, folding zucchini ribbons loosely and turning the uneven halloumi pieces so broad faces remain exposed.
Heat and lightly oil a barbecue flat plate or grill pan until a piece of halloumi sizzles immediately.
Cook skewers for 8 to 10 minutes, turning carefully as the halloumi develops deep patches and the vegetables blister.
Rest for only 2 minutes, then squeeze over lemon and serve while the cheese is hot and tender.
Energy2,050 kJ
Protein29 g
Carbohydrate12 g
Fibre3 g
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