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This colorful Tomato, Peach, and Burrata salad is summer on a plate with the most delicious herb vinaigrette and plenty of sweet summer fruits and burrata cheese. Juicey cherry tomatoes, sweet peaches, and fresh basil tossed together with an herby, tangy honey vinaigrette. Serve this fresh summer salad over creamy burrata cheese and top with with toasted pumpkin seeds for a healthy crunch. It’s simple to throw together, but so fresh and flavorful!
Clearly I felt like our Wednesday needs lots of color and summer vibes. As I said above, salad is really what summer is all about. Tomatoes, peaches, and herbs in their raw form…and with a darn good amount of cheese too.
It’s all of my favorite things in one bowl, I’m kind of obsessed.
Before I left for my trip on Monday, per usual I was really working to get everything done and tidy things up before heading out of town for a week. One of my favorite peach growers, The Peach Truck, sent me a box of peaches earlier in the week. And then, Hood River Cherry Company also sent a bucket full of fresh cherries. Which I have to say are the BEST cherries I’ve ever tasted…so good you guys.
I didn’t want anything to go to waste. So, at the very, very last minute I made this salad with the tomatoes and fruit I had on hand. I also used herbs from the garden and the two balls of burrata cheese I had left in the fridge.
I really didn’t have time to be making this, but I did, and it’s was surely the right move. Hands down, this is my favorite recipe of the week.
As you might have imagined, this is pretty simple. Especially seeing as it’s really just an overly extravagant caprese salad.
Start with the vinaigrette, which is key when it comes to additional flavor on this salad. It’s an olive oil basil balsamic honey vinaigrette made with a small amount of raw shallot and plenty of herbs. The shallot adds this nice really subtle flavor, while the herbs and lemon brighten things up.
For the herbs, I went heavy on the basil and oregano, then added pinches of fresh dill and thyme. You can use any combination of herbs you love most, but when it comes to a summer salad with tomatoes and peaches, I always say to add basil.
For the salad, you need fresh cherry tomatoes, peaches, and sweet cherries (or another stone fruit you love).
We’re going to toss the salad with the vinaigrette, then let everything sit and marinate for a bit to really develop and bring on those delicious flavors.
To serve, I love arranging the salad in either a big bowl or on a serving plate. Then I take the burrata cheese and break it over the salad. Top with fresh herbs, toasted pumpkin seeds, and a sprinkle of flaky sea salt.
Then just add crusty toasted bread on the side for scooping up the salad…and that’s how I do it!
Not a lot of effort, but such a gorgeous and delicious end result.
This makes a great appetizer or side dish to any summer dinner. You could even enjoy this as an afternoon snack.
And if you’re hosting friends for dinner? Make this, it never disappoints, and it doubles as the prettiest centerpiece for any summer table!
Looking for other summer salads? Here are some favorites:
Greek Chicken Chopped Salad with Lemon Tahini Vinaigrette
Corn, Tomato, and Avocado Pasta Salad
Lastly, if you make this Tomato, Peach, and Burrata salad, be sure to leave a comment and/or give this recipe a rating! Above all, I love to hear from you guys and always do my best to respond to each and every comment. And of course, if you do make this recipe, don’t forget to tag me on Instagram! Looking through the photos of recipes you all have made is my favorite!
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This is the most perfect summer dish!! My boyfriend and I made this for a family gathering and everyone absolutely loved it! All the flavors pair perfectly with each other and the pumpkin seeds add some extra crunch. We will most definitely be making this again.
Hey Greycen,
Happy Friday!! I appreciate you trying this recipe and your comment, so glad it was a winner:) x
This receipe is phenomenal! We used all fresh peaches, cherries, tomatoes, and basil. I served over a bed of romaine lettuce and we absolutely loved it! This is a definite repeat!!
Thanks so much, Lisa! Love to hear that this salad was a hit! Have a great day! xT
Fabulous 👏👏👏 just need a hot sunny day! I can’t wait to make this.
Big Big thanks for including a metric conversion slide button and a portion serving adjustment slide. I love your blog and cookbooks… a UK follower… 🤗
Hey Nina,
Happy Sunday!! Thanks a bunch for making this recipe and your comment! Love to hear that it turned out nicely for you:) Thanks so much for your kind message! xT
This was delicious! I used white peach balsamic vinegar. Will be making this recipe again.
Hey Ann,
Awesome! Thanks so much for trying this recipe, I love to hear that it was enjoyed:) x
Hi! Just made Recipe for dinner tonight. All went well until it was time to pit the cherry. I looked through the comments and didn’t see any techniques so went to took and ta-daaaaa – found a hack! You take a hard straw and push it through the top of the cherry and out the other end! Mind blown both by this fabulous recipe and my new cherry pitting hack!!!
Hey Betsy,
Thanks so much! I appreciate you making this recipe and your feedback, so glad it was a hit! Thanks so much for that tip, what a great idea!! Xx
I made it for my family tonight with fresh peaches from Fredericksburg TX, I used Champagne vinegar for the dressing and added a bed of arugula to it to make it stretch for our crowd. It was absolutely the best salad! Everyone loved it!!! I wish I could Attach my picture!!
Hey Cathy,
Happy Monday! So glad to hear that this recipe was enjoyed, thanks a lot for giving it a try! Xx
Great recipe. Can you tell me which one of your cookbooks this is in? Id like to reference a tangible copy. Thanks
Thanks so much, Roberta! This recipe is only on the blog:)
Ooops sorry forgot a question! In video you show adding lemon juice to dressing but it only says zest on recipe do you add lemon juice?
Hey again,
You can use some lemon juice as well:) Have a great day! xT
This is my favorite recipe ever I wait for the day I can get cherries and peaches!!! best dressing ever, goes great on almost anything!
FYI the spelling on vinaigrette in the recipe ingredients section is spelled wrong LOL
Hey Patricia,
Amazing!! So glad to hear that this recipe turned out well for you, I appreciate you making it! xT
The spelling is driving me buggy lol! From her response to your comment it seems that it is auto generated sadly!