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Burrata-Proscuitto Salad

1/31/2022

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Burrata salad with Prosciutto, melon, pears, and candied walnuts
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Burrata is a delish soft, fresh cheese that is very similar to mozzarella- it has a comparable rind on the outside but is delicately soft on the inside. Once you cut open a Burrata ball the soft cheese slowly seeps out and pairs perfectly with heirloom tomatoes and seasonal fruit. Burrata salads pair wonderfully alongside wine and cheese boards  or are a great way to impress your dinner guests if you serve them as a starter salad. 

In this salad I decided to combine the traditional elements of a classic Italian melon and prosciutto salad with a contemporary twist incorporating the trending Burrata craze that has been so popular in restaurants over the past few years. I can't tell you how many "Beet & Burrata" salads I have seen on menus across the country. Beet and burrata is a great combination, but I always like to mix things up a bit. Feel free to put your own seasonal twist on this salad by swapping out the fruit in this recipe for seasonal fruit that is available in your area.


INGREDIENTS NOTES: 


BURRATA: 
My favorite Burrata brand is BelGioioso which comes in packages of 4 ounce balls. I have seen them in most grocery stores. You can also find them on Amazon grocery! They also have Black Truffle Burrata balls which taste amazing as well. 
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CANDIED WALNUTS: 
I usually use Trader Joe's candied walnuts, however if you don't have a Trader Joe's near you there are a ton of different brands you could use. I've also used candied pecans which work just as well. You can chop the nuts up and sprinkle them on the salad or you can keep them whole.
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BALSAMIC GLAZE: 
Make sure you are using balsamic glaze and not balsamic vinegar. Balsamic glaze is a sweet, tangy syrup reduction of balsamic vinegar and is found near the salad dressings in more grocery stores. The cost of balsamic glaze varies from under $10 a bottle to over $30 a bottle depending on brand and age.
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Whole Food's 365 Balsamic Glaze
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Trader Joe's Balsamic Glaze
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Flavored Balsamic Glazes

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