Found this recipe in the Better Homes and Gardens June 2008 edition.

I am not a real big fan of onions - they just don’t agree with me, but there are other veggies I’ll happily add to this recipe and I don’t think the onions will be missed.  In any case, here is the recipe, from the magazine.. add to it, take away, exchange… do whatever to make it work to your taste.

1 8 oz block , quartered
1 medium , halved lengthwise
1 medium red onion, cut into 1/2″ slices 1
1/4 cup italian salad
4 bread rounds
2 medium , cut in wedges
1 Tbsp. honey 2

First, drizzle cheese, , and onion slices with half the salad . Sprinkle with salt and pepper.

On rack of grill place , onion slices, and a 6-inch sast-iron skillet (use the skillet to soften the cheese) directly over medium heat.  Grill and onion for 9 minutes or until tender, turning once halfway through cooking time.  Remove vegetables.

Grill bread and on grill rack for 2 minutes or until bread is toasted and are lightly charred.  Place cheese in hot skillet; heat for 1 to 2 minutes to soften.

To serve, cut in chunks.  Drizzle cheese, vegetables, pitas and with honey and remaining salad .

  1. Instead of onions, I’ll add avocado and maybe some asparagus.
  2. I wasn’t so sure about the honey… but thinking about it, I bet it softens the italian just enough and makes it that much better.

While this may seem like a time consuming meal to prepare (for some reason it always does to me), it really isn’t bad at all.

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