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Cookish

Tomato and Watermelon Salad with Basil and Goat Cheese

4 Servings

30 minutes

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This is a salad for the height of summer, when tomatoes and melons are at their peak. The sweet fruit mingles with savory shallot, whose pungency is tempered by a short soak in white balsamic vinegar. Fresh basil (or mint) adds color and herbal notes, and creamy, tangy cheese balances with its saltiness.

4

Servings

30 minutes

Ingredients

  • 2

    cups (about 8 ounces) 1-inch cubes watermelon OR honeydew

  • 2

    pounds ripe tomatoes, cored and cut into rough 1-inch chunks

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Reviews
Jon S.
November 27, 2022
Split The Dinner
Excellent, but for the two of us and with a mini-watermelon, make half of the recipe on each of two consecutive nights. Didn't hold up well -- not a big surprise.
Jodi R.

This was a wonderful surprise and a great way to use all those homegrown tomatoes.

Sheila A.

This recipe is a favorite, and I make it wit summer PEACHES and tomatoes. Can’t beat it for flavor and addition to a barbecue meal.
Sheila

Lucy G.

I recently tried a similar salad from my local organic market deli. At first, I thought, what a weird combination. They substituted mint for basil, feta cheese for goat cheese and add a small amount of harissa. It was amazing!! I grow tomatoes in my garden so am excited to add this to my seasonal summer repertoire. I note the substitution of other summer fruits would be good (peaches, nectarine) above.