Noun
burrata (countable and uncountable, plural burratas)
A fresh southern Italian cheese similar to creamy mozzarella.
An enticing menu encompasses items such as dried broad bean soup with spicy squid, caponata with burrata, slow-roasted pork belly with lentils and Marsala reduction, and roast whole sea bream with orange and mint salad. Source: Internet
Chef Carl Schroeder, a Michael Mina and Bradley Odgen-protégé, turns out fresh California fare such as an heirloom tomato and burrata salad with a white cheddar parmesan cheese stick, sweet white corn and creamy dill dressing. Source: Internet
Go for the bresaola; mozzarella; ricotta; burrata; pizza with nduja and smoked mozz; and a seasonal veg side like roasted carrots with buckwheat and goat yogurt, some of which are on the tasting menu and all of which are spectacular. Source: Internet
But the steak (or as they call it, "The Steak") is truly transcendent here, and the house-made burrata is a tasty treat too. Source: Internet
He ordered the burrata appetizer, and a Specialized pizza: a margherita with sausage and pepperoni. Source: Internet
Dishes are inventive too—how about crispy pork, duck liver, burrata, and dried shrimp with preserved vegetables dim sum? Source: Internet