Halloumi Airbags
Don’t let the recipe title put you off because until you make them, you won’t know what I mean. These lovely little halloumi and herb pastries inflate when you fry them, making them feather-light, crisp and delicious. They are best enjoyed freshly made, so fry them just before you intend to eat them.
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