Halloumi sandwich
Grilled halloumi slices in Arabic bread with tomato and mint and a touch of pomegranate molasses.
Vegetarian

- Cooking time
- 21 min
- Hands-on time
- 11 min
- Free time
- 10 min
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Cuisine
- Levantine
- Calories
- 680
- Contains
- Gluten, Dairy
Halloumi in the pan first gives off its water and then browns, which is why it doesn't come out until both sides are golden. The sandwich is served at once, because halloumi turns rubbery as it cools.
Before you start
- Before you beginRead the steps completely, measure the ingredients, and prepare the tools before turning on the heat or oven.
- Timing the servingPrepare what you can in advance and leave the final touches until serving time to maintain the texture.
Ingredients
Amounts follow the number of people
For halloumi
For bread and toppings
For the sauce
When doubling the quantity, use a wider container, and gradually increase the salt and seasoning after tasting.
Equipment
- Frying pan — Properly hot, and the halloumi goes on dry.
Method
Soak the halloumi in cold water for ten minutes if it is salty, then dry it completely.
You’ll know it’s ready whenThe slices are dry to the touch.
Grill the slices on a hot, dry pan until golden on both sides.
You’ll know it’s ready whenBrown grill marks on the surface, and the slice holds its shape.
Tip: Halloumi releases its water first, then browns — don't lift it before that.
Heat the bread, arrange the halloumi, tomatoes and mint, and drizzle it with pomegranate molasses.
You’ll know it’s ready whenThe halloumi is still hot.
Tip: Serve immediately — cold halloumi becomes rubbery.
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