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Double Potato Bake

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Added by Row on 23 March 2008
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Not for anyone on the Atkins diet!

This was from an old Nigella recipe book, one of the few that we actually enjoyed from it. I've tinkered with the quantities a bit, and you can add another potato and sweet potato (if you're feeling ravenous) without diluting the flavour at all.


Ingredients

Makes 2 servings

  • 1 potato (red or King Edwards will do)
  • 1 large Sweet Potato
  • 1 Red Pepper
  • 1 Yellow Pepper
  • 1 Red Onion
  • 4 cloves Garlic
  • 1 packet Halloumi
  • Freshly Ground Black Pepper
  • Olive Oil

Preparation (Some HTML is OK)

1. Prepare the veg:- peppers chopped into 1 inch pieces, onion into 1 cm chunks, garlic through the presser, taters peeled and cut into pieces (1 cm pieces for potato, 1 in pieces for the sweet potato)

2. Slice the halloumi into fairly thin slices. Basically, you need enough so it spreads fairly evenly through the rest of the mixture.

3. Pour a good dollop of oil into a roasting pan of appropriate size. Enough to give your veggies a good coating.

4. Put the garlic into the oil, followed by the rest of the veg. Give it all a good mix so the veggies get some oil on them.

5. Add the halloumi and mix again.

6. Give the mixture a good grinding of pepper and mix again. Don't add salt unless you like your dinners incredibly salty - the halloumi is a very salty cheese and should provide all the salt you need for this dish.

7. Put in the oven at 200 degrees C for between an hour and an hour and 1/4. Mix from time to time. Once your veg are all soft and nicely browned on the top, take out and enjoy the carb rush!

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Comments (2)

  • shawnstring said on 03 Apr 2008:

    I wonder if you could substitute mozzarella? Have you tried?

  • Row (recipe author) said on 05 Apr 2008:

    I haven't tried mozzarella because I really like the melted halloumi in this dish. I don't see any reason why you couldn't use it however, you'd just need to add to salt to the recipe as mozzarella isn't a v salty cheese like halloumi.



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