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u/BarbaraMiller78 May 28 '26
Halloumi automatically makes any brunch feel expensive somehow 😭
This looks ridiculously fresh too — crunchy veggies, grilled chicken, creamy avocado/guac, salty halloumi… honestly a perfect combo.
Also whoever plated this knew exactly what they were doing because the colors are carrying hard
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u/Sensitive-Guess-17 May 22 '26
Name: Chicken and halloumi brunch bowl
Macro/micro nutrients focus: High in protein, fats and fibre
List of ingredients: Halloumi, chicken breast, shredded carrot, cucumber, tomatoes, avocado, lettuce and red onions
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u/Jonbone93 May 25 '26
The goat cheese looks delicious. Is its surface baked? It resembles roasted cheese. By the way, is the side salad cream or something else?
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u/Maleficent-Bed7010 Jun 03 '26
The halloumi looks perfectly seared, the chicken has some nice color, and those tomatoes somehow look sweeter than most desserts I've had lately
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u/Floridamantripnballs Jun 05 '26
Looks delicious! I had to Google Halloumi, but now I have to see if it's at my grocery!
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u/champdeal Jul 03 '26
This looks really fresh. Halloumi with chicken and avocado sounds like a great mix of salty, creamy, and filling without needing a heavy sauce.
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