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    Smashed Olives with Burrata Recipe

    Team_The Industry Highlighter MagazineBy Team_The Industry Highlighter MagazineAugust 6, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    New Summer Obsession Unlocked.

    Holy smokes these smashed olives are SUCH A TREAT.

    I make them WEEKLY at this point. I’ve been keeping them in the fridge and then just eating them for a Girl Lunch all week with fried bread and torn burrata, and it is one of the highlights of my life right now.

    I got this idea from Cheese Gal on Instagram – one of those beautiful moments where a video finds you and you have to try it immediately and then it ends up being as great, or maybe even better, than you had hoped.

    The three essentials:

    • Castelvetrano olives, smashed into craggly chunks, tossed in a pool of lemon juice, olive oil, fresh oregano and black pepper.
    • Golden fried-ish ciabatta with all its airy, chewy pockets.
    • A ball of burrata, torn open over the bread, creating a cold and creamy little bed for the olives.

    In her original video, Courtney used fresh basil. For some reason, oregano was really speaking to me? I was looking for an extra Mediterranean moment? I don’t know. Either would be a great choice.

    I already know you’re going to love this. Even Bjork and the girls are hooked.

    Lindsay signature.





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