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Seared Halloumi Bowl
Seared Halloumi Bowl

Satisfying and savory, yet light and refreshing, you'll love every bite of this Mediterranean-inspired bowl. Full of chickpeas, seasoned lemon and herb potatoes, sweet roasted red peppers, and pickled red onions, the bowl is crowned with pieces of seared, caramelized Halloumi cheese.

Nutritional facts

Protein

26g

Carbs

43g

Calories

560

Fat

31g

Ingredients

Aleppo Pepper, Bay Leaf, Beets, Black Pepper, Canola Oil, Cayenne Pepper, Cheese, Chickpeas, Cilantro, Cinnamon, Clove And Spices, Coriander, Cumin, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Garlic, Ginger, Italian Parsley, Kosher Salt, Lemon Juice, Mint, Onions, Red Bell Peppers, Red Onions, Rosemary, Sugar, Thyme, Vegetable Base, White Wine, Yukon Gold Potatoes, Za'atar Spice

Reviews

4.3

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there was NO halloumi! mine arrived with just potatoes and chickpeas. not sure what happened but i would like to try it with the actual seared halloumi

Yvette · 08/01/23

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About Daniel Dorado

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Born in Los Angeles to parents from Mexico, Chef Daniel Dorado traces his love of cooking back to his earliest years, working as a line cook alongside his older brother and enjoying Sunday dinners cooked by his abuelita. During college, Dorado worked in restaurants and realized that his love of food was much bigger than his love of communications, so he decided to pursue cooking full time. He moved to New York City and eventually landed the position of Head Chef at Ilili. There, he was introduced to Middle Eastern spices and techniques, which completely transformed the way he cooks and creates dishes. In October 2019, Dorado teamed up with Nasser Jaber to create The Migrant Kitchen: a long-dreamt-of catering business that focused on providing meaningful opportunities for immigrants to showcase the cuisines and cultures of their home countries while earning more than just minimum wage. Today, TMK serves over 60,000 meals a week to food-insecure communities across NYC.

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