sliced peaches and mozzarella with basil, almonds, tomatoes, and peach balsamic vinegar served on a white platter next to peach vinegar and fresh, whole peaches

Peach Caprese Salad

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Anonymous

I made this for my best friend and I and she said that she likes it better than the original Caprese Salad.
I marinated the tomatoes and basil in the olive oil for awhile and also grilled my peaches 1 minute on each side at 400 degrees.
Thank you for another amazing product.

I made this for my best friend and I and she said that she likes it better than the original Caprese Salad.
I marinated the tomatoes and basil in the olive oil for awhile and also grilled my peaches 1 minute on each side at 400 degrees.
Thank you for another amazing product.

Pam

It’s peach/cherry tomato/basil time here in the Great Plains, so I made this today, since I had all the ingredients on hand. I literally just finished eating a plate of this and had to share my review.

This Peach Caprese Salad was so good, but, really, it was the Basil Genovese olive oil and the Summer Peach Vinegar that just made the dish. I can’t imagine how one would make the salad without those two ingredients.

The first time I make a recipe, I follow it pretty much to the letter and then assess whether I’d make any changes. Today, I did let the cherry tomatoes and basil marinate in just a drizzle of peach balsamic vinegar and basil olive oil for awhile before I assembled the recipe. The only thing I will try next time will be to add a couple of twists of freshly cracked pepper over the top and see what happens. I used the big ball of fresh mozzarella, as called for in the recipe, but I might try Bocconcini next time, with the peaches cut into into bite-sized chunks.

Oh, just gather up the ingredients, make this dish, and enjoy it!

It’s peach/cherry tomato/basil time here in the Great Plains, so I made this today, since I had all the ingredients on hand. I literally just finished eating a plate of this and had to share my review.

This Peach Caprese Salad was so good, but, really, it was the Basil Genovese olive oil and the Summer Peach Vinegar that just made the dish. I can’t imagine how one would make the salad without those two ingredients.

The first time I make a recipe, I follow it pretty much to the letter and then assess whether I’d make any changes. Today, I did let the cherry tomatoes and basil marinate in just a drizzle of peach balsamic vinegar and basil olive oil for awhile before I assembled the recipe. The only thing I will try next time will be to add a couple of twists of freshly cracked pepper over the top and see what happens. I used the big ball of fresh mozzarella, as called for in the recipe, but I might try Bocconcini next time, with the peaches cut into into bite-sized chunks.

Oh, just gather up the ingredients, make this dish, and enjoy it!

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