
I know, I know, I preach eating locally and seasonally. Yesterday, amongst co workers we shared our love for the caprese. Today when I stopped by Eataly and saw the freshly made mozzarella, it was all over. Thankfully for times like these, we do live in America and tomatoes are in season somewhere else! So I picked up some freshly made mozzarella, a few heirloom tomatoes and fresh basil. It is one of the easiest and most delicious things you could possibly make. Everyone loves it and it can be made a handful of different ways.
Ingredients
1 pound of heirloom tomatoes
1 container of fresh mozzeralla
1 bunch of fresh basil
2 tablespoons good olive oil
sea salt & fresh ground pepper
Method
Make it anyway you like. Stack it, fan it or chop it. Cut tomatoes and mozzarella into even slices. Add fresh basil leaves and drizzle with olive oil. Season with salt and pepper. Divine. Simplicity at it finest ladies and gentleman. That being said the ingredients need to be fresh, especially the tomatoes! Crappy tomatoes equal crappy caprese.
What a stunning picture- the perfect exemplification of summer! My mouth is watering; I cannot wait until tomatoes come into season in my neck of the woods.
ReplyDeletethis looks so good!
ReplyDeleteNext time I'm stacking it ;-)
This picture is perfect! love it so much!
ReplyDeletemmm i can just imagine the taste of this. gorgeous colors and i loove that bowl - anthropologie? :)
ReplyDeleteOh I think that needs to be added to my dinner menu tonight! I own those bowls too, love them!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this photo Nicole!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite dishes and this looks so yummy!
ReplyDeleteThe yellow tomatoes really make this pop! Yum
ReplyDeleteThat's a healthy and delicious recipe. Tomatoes and cheese, wow!
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Never thought a simple capresse could look so good! WOW im tempted!!! y quiero tomates de verano! acá ya no hay mas!
ReplyDeleteNicole, this looks stunning. I love the way you plated it (or in this case...bowled it :-p). Super chic, refreshing, and inviting. Yum!
ReplyDeleteIt looks so delicious.
ReplyDeleteAmen. I dream about this meal in the winter.
ReplyDeleteNicole I seriously just want to devour every single photograph you take. You are a photography GENIUS!! xoxxo
ReplyDeleteWow...loove the pic!!!It really looks delicious!!xx
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