Hot Honey Halloumi Bowl

Hot Honey Halloumi Bowl is a high-protein bowl recipe ready in 1 h 5 min. It makes 6 servings, each 950 kcal with 43 g protein. Beginner level, 22 ingredients.

Adapted from a home cook's recipe and measured by Cookpath.

  • 1 h 5 mintotal
  • Beginnerlevel
  • 950kcal a serving
  • 43 gprotein
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Hot Honey Halloumi Bowl

What is Hot Honey Halloumi Bowl

A bowl of wild rice with roasted chickpeas and sweet potato, hot honey halloumi, avocado, cucumber, pickled shallots and a yogurt dill sauce.

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How to make Hot Honey Halloumi Bowl

Tips from the cook

  • Spread the sweet potato and chickpeas over two trays, so they roast golden and crispy instead of steaming.
  • Make the quick pickle of shallots first, so it has time to mellow.
  • Fry the halloumi for 1 to 2 minutes per side, and eat it soon, as it turns rubbery once cool.
  • Finish with extra hot honey at the end.
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Meal prep and storage

Keep the components separate in the fridge for 2 days, and add the avocado fresh.

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Hot Honey Halloumi Bowl substitutions

Out of something, or cooking around an allergy. Each swap was checked against a source.

Halloumi1 option
  • Extra-firm tofu, pressed and cubed or sliced (for grilling or frying) 1:1

    No squeak or salty cheese taste; marinate in salt and lemon; the page covers paneer, not halloumi directly.

    Still contains soy.

Chilli flakes2 options
  • Leave out (optional heat, 1/4 tsp) leave out (optional heat only)
  • Sweet paprika for colour same amount

    No heat.

Shallot2 options
  • White onion, finely diced 1:1 by volume (use slightly less)

    Stronger; still allium.

  • Leek or chives 1:1 by volume

    Still allium.

Greek yogurt1 option
  • Thick unsweetened coconut or soy yoghurt 1:1

    Runnier.

    Still contains soy.