Summer Citrus & Burrata Salad

Summer Citrus & Burrata Salad

This Citrus & Burrata Salad is bright, creamy, refreshing, and always a hit at the table. The combination of different citrus fruits with rich, velvety burrata cheese creates a beautiful harmony of sweet, tangy, and creamy. It’s a salad that feels both light and luxurious.

The Secret: A Variety of Citrus

The key to making this salad both stunning and flavorful is to use as many types of citrus as you can find. Think navel oranges, blood oranges, pink grapefruits, mandarins, tangelos—each adds a different hue, flavor, and texture. The color contrast alone makes this salad a showstopper!

About the Burrata

If you’re unfamiliar with burrata, it’s a fresh Italian cheese made from mozzarella and cream. On the outside, it looks like a ball of mozzarella, but once you cut into it, the soft, creamy center spills out—pure magic. You can use one large ball for a shared platter, or opt for individual smaller portions if serving guests.

Finishing Touches

A simple drizzle of olive oil, a pinch of sea salt, and some fresh mint leaves are all you need to bring it all together. The mint adds an herby brightness that ties the whole salad together beautifully

This salad is a beautiful reminder that summer food doesn’t have to be complicated to be memorable. It’s vibrant, easy to make, and packed with flavor—perfect for a casual lunch, dinner party starter, or picnic showpiece.

Enjoy the sunshine, one delicious bite at a time!

Summer Citrus & Burrata Salad

Ingredients

  • 4 navel oranges
  • 2 blood oranges
  • 2 grapefruits
  • 1 large ball of burrata cheese
  • Extra virgin olive oil
  • Sea salt & freshly ground black pepper
  • A handful of fresh mint leaves, torn

Directions

  1. Using a small, sharp knife, cut the peel and white pith from each citrus fruit.

  2. Slice the citrus crosswise into ⅛–¼ inch rounds—thin enough to be delicate, but thick enough to hold their shape.

  3. Place the burrata in the center of a large serving platter.

  4. Arrange the citrus slices around the cheese, overlapping slightly to showcase their colors.

  5. Drizzle generously with olive oil, season with salt and pepper, and scatter torn mint leaves over the top

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