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LEMON AND WITH CHOPPED SALAD AND SESAME DRESSING These are very straight-forward to make with such delicious flavours of the sun. Here I’m using halloumi , which holds together really well on skewers however prawns or chicken would be equally as delicious with the lemon and oregano marinade.

Makes 6 skewers 500g halloumi cheese 2 cloves , crushed grated zest and juice of 1 lemon small handful fresh oregano leaves 4 tbsp extra virgin oil plus extra for drizzling approx. 25 cherry tomatoes, halved ¾ cucumber, cut into chunks 250g radishes, halved or quartered 1 small red , finely sliced approx. 20 pitted black , halved large handful flat leaf , chopped large handful mint, chopped 2 tbsp (sesame seed paste) 2 tbsp Greek or natural yoghurt 2 tbsp lemon juice salt and freshly ground 1 tbsp sesame seeds flatbreads, to serve

1 Cut the halloumi into chunks/cubes and put in a bowl. Chop the 4 To cook the skewers either prepare a barbeque to a medium garlic, lemon zest and oregano together on a board then add to the heat (until the coals are pale grey), heat a griddle on the hob, or halloumi along with 2 tbsp . Stir gently to coat the cheese pre-heat the grill in the oven to hot. Thread 4-5 cubes of halloumi in the marinade and set aside for a couple of hours if you have the per onto metal or wooden skewers and spoon over any time. marinade. Cook for 4-5 minutes, turning occasionally, until golden and charring. 2 To make the salad, put the tomatoes, cucumber, radishes, red onion, olives, parsley and mint in a mixing or salad bowl. Add a 5 While the kebabs are cooking, briefly heat the flatbreads either on good drizzle of olive oil and season with salt and pepper. Gently the barbeque, over a gas flame or under the grill. toss to combine and set aside. 6 Serve the flatbreads onto plates with the salad and dressing 3 For the dressing, mix together the 2 tbsp olive oil, tahini, yoghurt, spooned over, topped with the halloumi kebabs and sprinkled with lemon juice and 2 tbsp cold water. Season with salt and pepper. sesame seeds.

Recipe by Jo Pratt for James Villa Holidays #MYHOLIDAYDISH