2 bunches of baby carrots (washed thoroughly and peeled)
1 Tbsp honey
Mount Zero Extra Virgin Olive oil
Seeds from 1/4 a pomegranate
Labneh (prepare one day ahead)
500g plain full-fat Greek yogurt
1 tsp salt flakes
Muslin cloth or Chux cloth
Allyse Wafer
2 bunches of baby carrots (washed thoroughly and peeled)
1 Tbsp honey
Mount Zero Extra Virgin Olive oil
Seeds from 1/4 a pomegranate
Labneh (prepare one day ahead)
500g plain full-fat Greek yogurt
1 tsp salt flakes
Muslin cloth or Chux cloth
Sticky roasted carrots with the hum of honey, creamy labneh and the pop of pomegranate seeds come together to make a lovely side. I often finish this dish off with some toasted hazelnuts.
Labneh
Stir the yogurt with the salt flakes. Place a chux cloth or piece of muslin cloth in a fine sieve above a bowl. Put the yogurt and salt mixture into the cloth and tie up with some string.
Leave in the fridge overnight. 12-24 hours will yield a soft, creamy texture that is ideal for this recipe.
Pre-heat the oven to 180. Place the washed and peeled baby carrots into a roasting dish.
Add olive oil, honey and salt and pepper to season, ensuring the carrots are well coated.
Roast the carrots in the oven until tender and caramelized (approx. half an hour).
Using a spatula, spread the labneh onto the base of a serving dish.
Place the carrots on top of the labneh, add the pomegranate seeds and drizzle with a little extra virgin olive oil.
Add some freshly chopped flat leaf parsley for colour if desired.