At its core, Mediterranean cooking celebrates simplicity and quality. Maybe that’s why burrata is such a common sight at cafes and trattorias throughout D.C. The fresh cheese is a marriage of soft mozzarella and creamy stracciatella, all melded together in a delicate ball.
Burrata is often a blank canvas for chefs, who adorn it with fresh herbs, roasted vegetables and fragrant sauces. Sometimes the dish sings with nothing more than a drizzle of olive oil and some salt and pepper. Grilled bread or crackers typically come with the free-form cheese to add texture and a plate-to-mouth vessel.
As spring menus roll out, expect chefs to incorporate seasonal produce into their burrata. Here are 12 spots to find it around D.C.
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