This Burrata Peach Salad is an explosion of fresh summer flavors and textures from sweet juicy peaches, creamy burrata, basil and a pomegranate balsamic dressing. You could go for grilled peaches and a handful of baby arugula to make a meal of things.

Look at this beautiful mess I made out of my burrata peach salad!

The little foodie Picasso in me just can’t control those wild bursts of talent. Story of my life!

Just kidding, I bet all the food photography critiques would give me an F- on that, but who cares ? This salad is insane! I share my recipes with you because we love them, not because I’m an award-winning photographer 😉

I actually really tried to style this peach salad recipe. I wanted to behave like a professional food blogger you know… Get all my ducks in a row..

I had it on a table outside my kitchen door, like a food magazine money shot kind of set up. But it really wasn’t happening for me, it’s just not me, I’m just not feeling that kind of style and I clearly couldn’t pull it off.

This is real life at the shack, just like it would happen if grandpa was here, so we’ll just roll with it this way.

Let’s focus on the intense “explosion of flavors “happening in this burrata peach salad.

I quoted my BatMan there with “ Explosion of Flavors “, long story I’ll elaborate another time. Meanwhile feel free to laugh your butt off just about now, I sure did, bahahahahah

This the season for perfect peaches!

There is a very limited peach season, so you can only enjoy this burrata salad at its peak around this time of year.

Same goes for the Peach Basil Salad with Blackberry Vinaigrette from last week.

Not like I can take much credit for it, I just threw the stuff together. Again, just perfect nature showing off like forget about it! Basically creamy burrata cheese, perfect yellow peaches, fresh basil from the garden and a handful of pomegranate seeds to balance out the sweetness and creaminess of the dish.

I drizzled it with some of the lemon honey dressing I had leftover from the Basil Pear salad, and just a kiss of pomegranate balsamic vinegar. You know, to bring the whole dish together.

You can also grill the peaches If you like, personally I just wanted to enjoy the perfection of a juicy summer peach. I find they are best grilled when they are a little firm, not quite really there yet.

Already dreaming of making this with figs as soon as they ripen.