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RECIPES<br />

Full of flavour<br />

Pages 34-39<br />

Nectarine flatbread with<br />

coconut fudge drizzle and<br />

sweet labneh<br />

SERVES 4<br />

For the sweet labneh<br />

300ml natural yoghurt<br />

1tbsp icing sugar<br />

1tbsp peach schnapps<br />

For the flatbread<br />

125g plain flour<br />

1½tsp dry yeast<br />

½tsp caster sugar<br />

½tsp salt<br />

15g coconut oil, plus a little<br />

for brushing<br />

3 ripe nectarines, cut into<br />

wedges<br />

For the coconut caramel<br />

125g caster sugar<br />

75ml peach schnapps<br />

15g coconut oil<br />

Put the yoghurt in a fine muslinlined<br />

sieve set over a bowl to<br />

catch the liquid and place in the<br />

fridge overnight. Put the solids in<br />

a bowl and mix in the icing sugar<br />

and peach schnapps.<br />

Put the flour, yeast, sugar<br />

and the salt in a bowl and stir<br />

to <strong>com</strong>bine. Put the coconut oil<br />

in a measuring jug and pour in<br />

enough boiling water to melt it.<br />

Add enough cold water to bring<br />

up to 100ml then add to the<br />

flour mixture and bring the dough<br />

together. Make sure the sides of<br />

the bowl are clean before tipping<br />

on to a surface and knead for<br />

about 3 minutes until smooth and<br />

elastic. Put back in the bowl and<br />

cover with cling film and leave<br />

to prove in a warmish place for<br />

around 45 minutes to 1 hour, until<br />

it has doubled in size.<br />

Tip the dough on to a surface<br />

and knead for a minute. Press<br />

on to a baking sheet in a rough<br />

16x24cm rectangle. Cut the<br />

nectarines into eight wedges (no<br />

need to peel) and arrange on top<br />

of the dough, some skin side up<br />

and others cut side up, then cover<br />

with a clean cloth. Leave to prove<br />

again in a draft-free place for<br />

about 1 hour until the dough has<br />

puffed up around the fruit.<br />

Halfway through the proving<br />

process, preheat the oven to<br />

220C/425F/Gas 7. Once doubled<br />

in size, brush the dough between<br />

the nectarines with some coconut<br />

oil. Bake for 20-30 minutes.<br />

For the coconut fudge drizzle,<br />

put the sugar and 100ml water<br />

in a medium pan. Gently dissolve<br />

the sugar then increase the heat<br />

and boil the sugar to a golden<br />

caramel. Remove from the heat,<br />

add the schnapps and coconut oil<br />

and swirl to melt. Drizzle over the<br />

flatbread and serve with the<br />

sweet labneh.<br />

Chicory & pear salad<br />

with cambozola yogurt<br />

dressing<br />

SERVES 2<br />

For the salad<br />

1 head of Belgium chicory<br />

1 head of radicchio or red<br />

Belgian chicory<br />

2 ripe Williams pears, peeled,<br />

cored and finely sliced<br />

1 small orange, peeled,<br />

segmented and roughly<br />

chopped<br />

150g cambozola cheese, cut<br />

into 2cm pieces, or a semi- soft<br />

light blue-veined cheese<br />

50g lightly toasted pecans,<br />

roughly chopped<br />

For the dressing<br />

100g Greek yogurt<br />

2tbsps sherry vinegar<br />

1tsp GF Dijon mustard<br />

2tbsps extra virgin olive oil<br />

salt and ground black pepper<br />

In a bowl, whisk together all the<br />

ingredients for the salad dressing<br />

and season well with salt and<br />

pepper.<br />

Finely slice the chicory and<br />

radicchio on the diagonal and<br />

toss into a bowl. Add the pears,<br />

orange and cheese, and lightly<br />

mix. Drizzle over the dressing and<br />

mix well.<br />

Serve topped with the toasted<br />

pecans. It’s as easy as that.<br />

90<br />

FOOD & TRAVEL ARABIA

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