Baked Feta with Honeyed Strawberries | Big Little Recipes

PREP TIME: 5 minutes
COOK TIME: 50 minutes
SERVES: 4

INGREDIENTS

1 pound strawberries
1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil, plus more for drizzling
3 tablespoons honey
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
1 (8-ounce) feta block

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[BIgDaddyJ]

The first thing that comes to mind when I saw this recipe and the video is brunch. I plan on preparing this and pairing it with some type of egg dish. Perhaps a frittata or even some wonderful scrambled eggs with asparagus, salmon, and chives.

[lmccahill]

I would do a dessert gnocchi. I keep seeing the cinnamon sugar ones and i think that strawberry feta gnocchi would be really fantastic too. It would probably also be good on homemade unsweetened cornbread.

[meganfourtwo]

Yum- I can’t wait to make this simple recipe! I love how you added a twist and reimagined that viral feta pasta technique. I think it would pair perfectly with a dry rosé for happy hour at home!

[rudijleroux]

I'll serve this as a dessert, great.

[RoseTaylorrmt]

This was delicious! I think the strawberries would be really good on ice cream too.

[nadinavas]

Just saw some of your recipes. Thanks so much! I'm going to definitely try many of them :)

[deborahmac]

I always want and do make your recipes. This one is no exception. So many great ideas offered up in the comments. Me the first time will make a meal of this served with a crusty sourdough baguette.

[DuyNguyen-yxvd]

Hey, that's illegal. You're supposed to spend at least a whole minute scraping the honey out of the measuring spoon with the tiniest spatula in house. It can't just fall right out like that!

[michaelwhalenjr]

I wonder would this work with other fruit as well like peaches or plums. I think I would probably make this with pork chops. Or just eat with good sourdough bread or Pane bread.

[HICARO]

That looks delish!! I can’t wait to make this.

[amypeckham]

I bet this would be delicious with apricots and pistachios sprinkled on top

[bosechaitali]

Love the recipe❤❤....i definitely see it as a dessert

[juliereis]

Totally off topic but you and I have the same type of cats lol I have 2 one I adopted and the other was left behind at the apartment I moved into, so now he is mine as well 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 ( they are Russian Blue’s)

[karla]

Hi Emma. Is this recipe in the upcoming book?

[elund]

I would eat it on bread, I think substituted tart apples would work if you can’t get decent strawberry.

[gloria]

Out of all the strawberry recipes I have ever seen I have never heard of coring a strawberry.

[bgott]

I would eat that with chopsticks, a spoon, fork, spork, butter knife, my fingers, my toes …..

[idowanna]

Can I substitute a different cheese? The only others that I'm also not a fan of are blue & swiss. But strangely, I really like gorgonzola and baby swiss is okay

After watching I'm thinking brié, I love brie!

[DaniPag]

any particular type of honey recommended for this recipe?

[HellasGD]

This Greek says nothing betta than feta and olive oil :-)))