Cheese & pepper pitta pocket
BBC Good Food daily recipe to collect A fantastic high-speed or vegetarian snack to make your mouth water
1 pitta bread, white or wholemeal
2 long slices of brie (Blue Cambozola is very tasty) or any other cheese that melts well a few roasted peppers from a jar or the deli counter a handful of watercress or lettuce your favourite dressing or olive oil
1
Trim off one of the long edges of the pitta bread, put the pitta in the toaster on a medium setting for a second or two, then pop it up and open it like they do in kebab houses, being careful it doesn’t split. (Warming the bread first makes this easier.) If the pitta doesn’t fit your toaster, use the grill, or try mini pittas.
2
Stuff the cheese and peppers inside the pocket and close by gently pressing it down. Pop it back into the toaster on a medium setting (or under the grill) with the open side upwards.
3
Toss the watercress in a drizzling of your favourite dressing or some olive oil. When the pitta pops up, cut it in half for easy eating, or leave it as it is. Allow it to cool for a moment as it is quite hot at first. Serve with the watercress and have a napkin at the ready – the yummy pepper juices may leak when you take the first bite.