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Re: Baked Feta
This time last year we were on Paros Is., Greece. We had the same dish. It also had a little onion and tomato. It was simply wrapped in al foil and baked in the oven. We ate it with olives and plenty of Greek beer- delicious.1 Photo
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I just had a version of this at a restaurant recently. Feta, olive oil, olives, orange zest, served with some fresh bread. I'm definitely giving it a try next time we fire up the oven, and I think I'll use some of the marvelous blood-orange olive oil from the Queen Creek Olive Mill. The citrus paired really nicely with the other flavors.
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Yes I've also done Manchego - coat in flour, egg, and panko first to get a crispy crust which contrasts nicely with the molten cheese.
Also I have taken some of the squares of smoked mozzarella (not the fresh looking stuff that comes in a ball, but the stuff thats in a shrink wrapped rectangle) and cubed it. Mix it with chopped garlic, chopped tomatoes, some fresh herbs and bake until it all comes together - a very nice hot dip/spread!
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Looks very very nice!!!! Have you tried any other type of cheese??
Scott
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I cant wait till spring.......i will definately do this one!
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Baked Feta
Simple as can be:
Put a block of Feta cheese into a dish, drizzle with olive oil and fresh herbs, bake in the WFO until gooey. Serve with bread rounds.
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