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(Sean Pound) #1
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 4

Balmy 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 grated

Balmy 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 63

Quick meals
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