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Cheese pan-fried until crisp outside and molten inside β a favorite Greek meze.
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Saganaki is both the name of the dish and of the small two-handled frying pan it's cooked in. A firm cheese that holds its shape when heated, like kefalotyri or halloumi, is fried in the pan until crisp, then finished with lemon juice. It's a taverna favorite as a starter or with drinks, sometimes flambΓ©ed with brandy at the table.
Cut the cheese about 1.5 cm thick.
Dust both sides lightly with flour.
Heat olive oil in a frying pan and cook the cheese on both sides over medium heat.
When crisp and golden, transfer to a plate.
Squeeze lemon juice over and sprinkle with oregano.