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Feta & honey parcels

Presents from the Med.

"These are a taste of home for me"—says Elleni, aka The Green Greek and creator of this recipe.

Crispy, sweet and salty they are ridiculously moorish.

If you are making them for a party, make sure you make extra because they will be devoured within minutes!

Here's the method:

Serves 4

Cut 1 block of feta into 6 cubes.
Cut your filo sheets in half, so you will have 6 sheets.
Brush one sheet at a time with olive oil and then wrap your feta cube.
Cook in an air fryer at 180oC for 15 minutes.
Drizzle in honey/ agave, olive oil and top with thyme and garlic flowers.

Make it yours

For an alternative casing these would also work well with puff pastry.

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