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Grilled Smoked Mozzarella With Courgettes

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Grains, Meats Sami Superchefs 1 Servings

INGREDIENTS

1 Scarmorza, smoked
mozzarella
1 Courgette, sliced
4 T Extra virgin olive oil
1 Red pepper, roasted
skinned
seeded and roughly
chopped
4 T Vintage balsamic vinegar
1 Clov garlic, chopped
1 Beef tomato, blanched
skinned
seeded and chopped
Salt and pepper
8 Basil leaves, deep fried
until
crisp

INSTRUCTIONS

Place the chopped roasted and seeded pepper into a liquidiser, add the
chopped tomato, olive oil, chopped garlic, salt and pepper to taste
and blitz till a sauce consistency is achieved.  Cut the scamorza into
quarters and wrap with the sliced courgette.  Place the wrapped cheese
onto a hot chargrill and grill for 2 minutes  on each side.  Spoon the
red pepper salsa onto four plates and swirl over the  balsamic vinegar.
Place 2 fried basil leaves on each plate, place on  the grilled wrapped
cheese and serve.  Converted by MC_Buster.  Converted by MM_Buster
v2.0l.

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