Burrata Caprese Salad
Fresh and summery Burrata Caprese salad drizzled with a balsamic reduction
Keyword Burrata Caprese Salad, caprese burrata
Prep Time 15 minutes minutes Total Time 15 minutes minutes
Author Paul (Scoffs and Feasts)
400 g selection of cherry tomatoes 1 ball burrata 2 tbsp balsamic reduction 8 basil leaves 1 tbsp extra virgin olive oil 1 tsp sea salt ½ tsp cracked black pepper
Wash your tomatoes then prepare them by slicing into halves
remove the burrata from the brine in its packaging and gently remove any excess brine with a kitchen towel
dress the plate with the tomatoes in a circular fashion, using the burrata as the centrepiece of the plate
garnish with the basil leaves
season with salt and pepper
drizzle the tomatoes with the balsamic reduction and a little extra virgin olive oil
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Use the best and freshest tomatoes you can find so this salad can really shine.
Serve the tomatoes at room temperature to maximise on flavour.
If you don't have shop bought balsamic glaze, make your own by bringing balsamic vinegar to the boil then reduce to a gentle simmer until reduced by a 1/3 or a 1/2 depending on desired taste and consistency. Leave to cool before using.