Ingredients
Equipment
Method
Step 1: Prepare Your Veggies
- Start by washing the cherry tomatoes thoroughly. Use those bright, vibrant colors to create an explosion of flavors. Slice them in half. The red, yellow, and orange tomatoes will not only bring variety but also aesthetic appeal.
Step 2: Combine Ingredients
- In a mixing bowl, add your halved tomatoes, minced garlic, chopped mint, parsley, and a pinch of chili flakes. The aroma is going to be heavenly! Drizzle in a bit of pistachio or olive oil, and toss everything together gently. This will release the flavors beautifully. Squeeze half the lemon over this mix, and trust me, the acidity is a game-changer.
Step 3: Toast the Sourdough
- While the tomato mixture rests and allows flavors to meld, start toasting your sourdough bread. Watch closely. A bit of golden brown is what we want. This crunchy toast will provide a wonderful contrast to the soft burrata.
Step 4: Assemble Your Dish
- Grab your lovely burrata balls. Place them at the heart of your serving dish. Surround them with the tomato mixture like they are royalty. Add the shaved Pecorino Romano cheese on top. It adds not only flavor but elegance.
Step 5: Drizzle and Garnish
- Finally, drizzle balsamic glaze over the top. Don't be shy—this adds a tangy sweetness that ties everything together. Finish with a sprinkle of lemon zest and a handful of microgreens, or whatever greens you have on hand. Voilà! Your masterpiece is ready for admiration (and munching)!
Nutrition
Notes
- Selecting Burrata: Opt for fresh burrata where possible, as it makes a significant difference in taste.
- Balance the Flavors: Adjust the saltiness of the cheese and the acidity of the lemon to suit your taste.
- Herbs Matter: Fresh herbs elevate the dish dramatically. Feel free to mix it up with what you like.
- Timing: Serve it immediately to capture the creaminess of the burrata. Don’t let it sit for too long.
- Be Creative: This dish is versatile; feel free to add any seasonal veggies you enjoy!
