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Quick Caprese

Traditional Caprese is slices of tomatoes, and fresh mozzarella, served with basil and olive oil.  Some twist it by putting balsamic on as well.  The other night, I saw some fresh basil that looked great on sale, so I picked some up.  The tomatoes, however, were looking sub-par, so I twisted it up a bit. 

Here’s what I did.

First, I took the basil, and did my favorite herb-trick; I refer to it as, “put herbs in a cup, insert scissors, and go to town!” : )

Scissors, getting ready to "go to town

Herbs, after "going to town"

I took a nice ball of fresh mozzarella, cut it up into bite sized chunks, and a medium container of well-rinsed, small cherry tomatoes (as I said, the tomatoes at the grocery store were treacherous), and put it all in a bowl.  I drizzled with olive oil, balsamic, salt and pepper to taste, and enjoyed!  Here’s the final product:

Quick Caprese

Super delicious, super speedy, super amazing!!! 
 
 (If you have little ones, remember to cut the cherry tomatoes!  I’m a little bit [ok a lot!] of a “fraidy cat” when it comes to “choking hazards,” like grapes and cherry tomatoes, so I feel it’s my duty to say that ;- )

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  1. Nabil says:

    I love how you put choking hazards in quotes. I can just picture you making them in the air with your fingers.

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