1 Heat a barbecue or char-grill
pan to high heat. Place onion,
lemon juice and sumac in a
large bowl, toss gently and
season to taste.
2 Drizzle peaches with oil,
season, add to pan cut-side
down and grill, turning once,
until charred (30 seconds
each side). Cut into wedges
and add to onion mixture
along with tomatoes
and herbs.3 Drizzle flatbread with olive oil
and grill, turning occasionally,
until crisp (1-2 minutes). Cool
briefly, break into bite-sized
pieces and add to salad.
4 For dressing, whisk
ingredients in a bowl and
season to taste.
5 Spread labne on serving
plates, top with peach salad,
scatter with dukkah and serve.
NoteLabne is available from
select delicatessens.➤Grilled peach, tomato and labne
with crisp flatbreadSERVES 4Balmy weather calls for light and bright salads with crunch, acid and
fresh herbs. This tomato-peach number fits the bill, and can easily be
made more of a meal by adding hot-smoked trout to the mix.½ Spanish onion, thinly sliced
1 tbsp lemon juice
1 tsp sumac
3 peaches, halved, stones
removed, cut into wedges
Olive oil, for drizzling
5 oxheart tomatoes, cut into
wedges
1 cup (loosely packed) mint
1 cup (loosely packed) basil
1 flatbread
200 gm labne (see note)
Dukkah, to serve
POMEGRANATE MOLASSES
DRESSING
60 ml (¼ cup) extra-virgin
olive oil
1 tbsp lemon juice
2 tsp pomegranate molasses
½ garlic clove, finely gratedBalmy weather calls for bright salads
with crunch, acid and fresh herbs.Peach salad
Anchor platter from
Pop & Scott. Linen napkin
(used throughout) from Città.
Prawn sandwichPlate from
Katherine Mahoney.Quail
Platter from Earth & Baker.
House & Gardenyellow napkin
from Myer. All other props
stylist’s own. Stockists p176.
GOURMET TRAVELLER 63Quick meals