Halloumi Fries
Small BitesEasy

Halloumi Fries

Prep
10 mins
Cook
10 mins
Total
20 mins
Serves
4
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🔥487kcalCalories
💪22gProtein
🍞18gCarbs
🥑37gFat
🌾1gFibre
🍬8gSugar

Nutritional values are estimates per serving

Crispy outside, squeaky inside, impossible to stop eating. Make more than you think you need. Trust us on this one.

A note from us

Adding fine cornmeal to the flour coating is the trick to genuinely crispy halloumi fries — plain flour alone goes soft within minutes, but the cornmeal creates a light crunchy crust that holds up much better. Fine polenta works just as well. Fry in batches and do not overcrowd the pan — too much halloumi drops the oil temperature and you get greasy, steamed fries instead of crispy ones. Serve immediately.

What you need 🛒

Halloumi500 g
Plain flour1.5 tbsp
Smoked paprika1 tsp
Vegetable oil4 tbsp
Sweet chilli sauce4 tbsp
Lemoncut into wedges to serve1
Fine cornmealor fine polenta1½ tbsp

How to make it 👨‍🍳

1

Cut the Halloumi into batons about 1 cm wide and 7 cm long — roughly the size of a thick chip.

2

Mix the Plain flour, Fine cornmeal and Smoked paprika together in a shallow bowl.

3

Toss the halloumi batons in the seasoned flour until evenly coated. Shake off any excess.

4

Heat the Vegetable oil in a wide pan to about 180°C / 355°F — a small piece of halloumi dropped in should sizzle immediately.

5

Fry in batches for 2–3 minutes, turning occasionally, until golden and crispy all over. Do not crowd the pan or they will steam instead of fry.

6

Drain on kitchen paper and serve immediately with Sweet chilli sauce for dipping and Lemon cut into wedges alongside.

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