I gave the traditional Caprese salad a little facelift with some Burrata and I will never be the same! Burrata Tomato Salad… it’s basically the best thing on earth.
Here’s the plan for the rest of the summer… clean eating with a little bit of burrata. It’s called BALANCE people. That’s my favorite way to do it and it’s perfect for this time of year when the tomatoes and basil are going crazy at the farmers markets.
This past weekend I went to my favorite farmers market (Hollywood) and bought an extraordinary amount of tomatoes! Heirlooms, cherry tomatoes, sun golds etc and a bushel of basil. I also stocked up on peaches and nectarines but we’ll save those for another day. After returning home I promptly made a big batch of basil vinaigrette and then just assembled a little tomato salad with croutons, burrata and a healthy dose of the vinaigrette for lunch. This Burrata Tomato Salad is simple and perfect and makes you feel like you’re in Italy when you’re not 🙂
Need a few more ideas on summer tomatoes:
- Tomato Confit Cacio e Pepe
- Marinated Tomato Carpaccio
- Summer Turkey Meatballs
- Peach Tomato Caprese
- Summer Lobster Pasta
- Tomato and Feta Panzanella
- Summer Grain Bowl with Feta Dressing
Burrata Tomato Salad
Ingredients
- 1 pint heirloom cherry tomatoes halved
- 3-4 heirloom tomatoes, sliced
- 2-3 balls of Burrata cheese
- Maldon salt and freshly cracked black pepper
- 1 recipe Basil Vinaigrette
For the torn croutons
- 1/4 loaf ciabatta bread
- olive oil
Instructions
- In a large bowl, arrange the cherry tomatoes, large tomato slices, torn croutons and pieces of burrata cheese. Season with salt and pepper and drizzle with basil vinaigrette
To make the croutons
- Preheat the oven to 425 degrees F. Tear the ciabatta bread into bite sized pieces. Transfer to a baking sheet and drizzle with olive oil. Place the baking sheet into the oven and toast until the bread it crisp. Remove and use on the salad as needed.
This is the best salad ever, love the burrata!
You have made me a burrata convert!! This is the salad I need to make tonight!!! Delicious and looks gorgeous as well!
Oh, I love this so much! Those torn bits of crusty bread absolutely make this mouthwatering…genius!
You’re right, it does sound like the best thing on Earth! So easy and yummy! Gonna make it for lunch today.
YES!!! Gorgeous tomatoes and that burrata is love!
I am making this tonight!! Seriously, you make the prettiest salads Gaby.
Beautiful salad!
totally perfect in every way. Love that Basil Vinaigrette!
Such a delicious dish 🙂 your pict are amazing 🙂
Such a gorgeously colourful salad! Can’t get over the croutons and basil vinaigrette, sounds amazing <3
Gorgeous salad! Those pictures are beautiful!
Gorgeous salad! Those pictures are beautiful!
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Oh my gosh! This salad is so beautiful its almost too pretty to eat! lol I just love your recipes! They are so fresh and healthy looking.
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Just made this salad. I’m was using it as a main course and I’m a vegetarian so I threw in a handful of cannellini beans. Delicious! The basil vinaigrette is so good I wanted to lick the bowl clean!
Bring on the summer recipes!!!
This will be a regular when having guests. It can be made ahead and then just add croutons and dressing. The second time I made it I added some avocado, beets and cucumber and it was a meal in itself.
There is nothing I don’t love about this salad!! Tomatoes every day and every which way!!!
The photo doesn’t seem to match the recipe. What did I miss?
It was delicious and refreshing! So easy to put together. And the croutons? AMAZING! I will never buy croutons in a box ever again after making these! Thanks Gaby!