Bacon-wrapped halloumi cheese

Bacon-wrapped halloumi cheese

Salty cheese wrapped in salty bacon? Sign us up for that! Serve these little keto nuggets of deliciousness on a bed of dark greens and some vegetables, and call it the best salad you’ve ever had.
January 28 2017 by , photo by in Recipes, Appetizer, Snack

Bacon-wrapped halloumi cheese

Salty cheese wrapped in salty bacon? Sign us up for that! Serve these little keto nuggets of deliciousness on a bed of dark greens and some vegetables, and call it the best salad you’ve ever had.
USMetric
2 servingservings

Ingredients

  • 8 oz. 225 g halloumi cheese
  • 6 oz. 175 g bacon, in slices

Instructions

Instructions are for 2 servings. Please modify as needed.

  1. Preheat the oven to 450°F (225°C).
  2. Cut cheese into 8–10 pieces.
  3. Wrap a piece of bacon around each piece of cheese.
  4. Place on a baking sheet and bake in oven until golden brown for 10–15 minutes, flipping halfway through.

Tip!

Don’t want to turn on your oven tonight? You can always fry the cheese in a frying pan over medium high with some oil or butter. Switch it up a little bit, by subbing pancetta in for the bacon.
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9 comments

  1. 1
    Jane (different Jane to above)
    September 26 2017
    Amazing! So much scrummy salty taste.

    Had these breakfast today as I didn't want eggs (had made frittata for lunch) and think chia seed porridge was causing stomach issues.

    They're a new favourite. I let them cool down for 10mins before eating so were warm.

  2. 2
    Jane
    September 26 2017
    Gah! I didn't alter my name and edit not working...
  3. 3
    Helen
    June 25 2018
    Made these for a trip to the beach yesterday they were such a great hit I’ve been asked to make more they are equally good cold as they are hot
  4. 4
    NikC
    November 24 2018
    Proper. As someone who's had a gastrectomy and RNY bypass, i can't fit much in, so what goes in has to be salty, and full of the "bad things"

    Sadly the test cook didn't go well, as they were snaffled by my uncle, fiancee, and parents! Lovely! *humphf"

    I mde myself two more and utter heaven. Will try it with serrano/parma ham soon.

  5. 5
    Baffled
    January 2 2019
    The maths on this just doesn't add up. A slice of bacon is 12% fat, 19% protein; halloumi 21% protein, 25% fat. How then, does combining them result in something which is 78% fat?
  6. 6
    Andrew Murray
    January 25 2019
    Bacon is 80% fat
  7. 7
    Amanda
    April 20 2019
    Made these today for lunch, served on mixed greens with some cherry tomatoes. Excellent! I found trying to turn them made them fall apart and wasn’t necessary, they came out fine without turning. This one is a keeper as well!
  8. 8
    Greta
    January 7
    The serving sizes that this defaults to in this case 2, is that 4g carbs for 1 serving or is it 4g for one halloumi and bacon wrap?
    Reply: #9
  9. 9
    Reply to comment #8 by Greta
    Kristin Parker Team Diet Doctor
    January 8

    The serving sizes that this defaults to in this case 2, is that 4g carbs for 1 serving or is it 4g for one halloumi and bacon wrap?

    This is 4g carbs per serving.

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