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Sugar-Roasted Peaches with Burrata and Honey recipe

Sugar-Roasted Peaches with Burrata and Honey

by Bill Taibe
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The simplicity of this cheese plate requires the very best ingredients. Burrata is a fresh Italian cheese similar to mozzarella but with a creamy, almost liquid center; if you can’t find it, use fresh mozzarella instead. You can also play with the variety of honey you use; Red Bee clover honey is particularly good for its grassy flavor against the creamy cheese and sweet-salty peaches. Serves 2

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Ingredients burrata kosher salt country-style bread more more
8 oz. Burrata, at cool room temperature
Kosher salt
2 large or 4 small 1/2-inch-thick slices nutty whole-grain bread, toasted, and halved on the diagonal if large
3 Sugar-Roasted Peach halves, quartered
1/2 tsp. fresh oregano or winter savory leaves
2 tsp. extra-virgin olive oil
1 tsp. honey

Position the Burrata in the center of a large plate and carefully slice down the center of the outer skin (don’t slice all the way through the cheese) to reveal the cheese’s creamy interior. Season lightly with salt. Arrange the toast and peaches around the Burrata, and then sprinkle the cheese with the oregano or savory. Drizzle the cheese, toast, and peaches with the oil and honey, and serve.

nutrition information (per serving):
Calories (kcal): 570; Fat (g): 37; Fat Calories (kcal): 330; Saturated Fat (g): 18; Protein (g): 25; Monounsaturated Fat (g): 5; Carbohydrates (g): 30; Polyunsaturated Fat (g): 1.5; Sodium (mg): 610; Cholesterol (mg): 85; Fiber (g): 4;
photo: Colin Clark
From Fine Cooking 118 , pp. 83
July 5, 2012

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Star Star Star Star Star by AntoinetteH, 8/29/2012This was absolutely delicious. I have made it three times and it was a hit each time. Made without the bacon, it is still delicious and a little less calorie laden. Make this - you won't regret it.