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Burrata with Prosciutto and Lemon Garlic Olives & Limoncello Spritz

Spritz, Please! – Episode 4: When you're in your olive era and can't stop with the spritzes

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Stephanie Cameron
Aug 23, 2025
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We’re keeping summer alive a teeeeny bit longer with this classic Limoncello Spritz (poured over a frozen blooming lemon flower), paired with a snack that’s so simple yet so ridiculously delicious: Fresh, creamy burrata, draped in prosciutto, and topped with green olives drenched in lemony garlic olive oil. This one will make you feel like you’re soaking up the sun on the Amalfi Coast, and it’s way too pretty not to serve at your next patio night!


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Why This Pairing Works

  • Lemon + Lemon: The lemon is real in this one! The lemony marinated olives play with the limoncello in the best way.

  • Salty + Sweet: Prosciutto + olives balance the spritz’s sweetness, and vice versa!

  • Italian Summer Vibes: Limoncello + burrata + prosciutto + olives. Name something more Italian.


Limoncello Spritz Recipe (With a Blooming Frozen Lemon Flower)

Ingredients

  • 2 oz Limoncello

  • 3 oz Prosecco

  • 2 oz sparkling water (or tonic water to balance the sweet)

  • Optional (but recommended):

    • Frozen blooming lemon flower

    • Fresh mint for garnish


Instructions

  1. If you made a beautiful frozen lemon flower, place it in a wide-mouthed glass (I find a coupe glass works best). If not, just add ice to your wine/cocktail glass of choice.

  2. Pour Limoncello overtop, followed by Prosecco and a splash of sparkling or tonic water. Garnish with mint, and enjoy!

HOT TIP: I like to use frozen fruit for my spritzes so that they stay cold without getting diluted by the ice cubes. If you’re using ice cubes, use large ice cubes to slow the melting, and add them to your spritz right before serving!


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Easy Burrata Recipe: Burrata with Prosciutto and Lemon Garlic Olives

Serves: 2-4 (or just you)
Time: 5-10 minutes

Ingredients

For the olives

  • Handful of green olives (~15-20 olives; either pitted/unstuffed, garlic-, or lemon-stuffed)

  • Juice from 1 small lemon (~ 2 tbsp)

  • 2-3 tbsp extra virgin olive oil

  • 2 tsp lemon zest

  • 1 large or 2 small garlic cloves, grated

  • 2 tbsp fresh herbs (oregano + basil), chopped

For the burrata

  • 1 large ball of burrata

  • 5-6 of prosciutto, halved + scrunched up

  • Fresh oregano leaves

  • Fresh basil leaves

  • Crackers or crusty bread for serving


Instructions

  1. Add olives to a small bowl along with lemon juice, olive oil, lemon zest, garlic, and fresh herbs. Mix to combine.

  2. Add fresh oregano/basil leaves to the base of your serving dish (I highly recommend an adorbs lemon bowl like this one or this one!)

  3. Place the ball of burrata overtop, surround it with scrunched up pieces of Prosciutto, then top with the olives and lemony garlic olive oil.

  4. Serve with crackers or crusty bread and a Limoncello Spritz!


Would you keep this one for yourself or share it with friends? I love friends, but could crush that whole ball of burrata no problem. What about you? ;)

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