Kale-Cabbage Salad
Cypress Grove Humboldt Fog Goat Cheese, Honeycrisp Apples, Seasoned Burrata, Pinenuts, Za'atar, Sumac Dressing
Chef Aretah Ettarh of Gramercy Tavern | New York
INGREDIENTS:
Seasoned Burrata:
Yield: 8 pints
96 ounces burrata, drained
48 ounces ricotta
2 cups olive oil
Salt
Black pepper
Aleppo pepper
Za'atar Seasoning:
Yield: 580 grams
200 grams dried thyme leaves
160 grams sumac
160 grams salt
60 grams toasted sesame seeds
Sumac Dressing:
Yield: 4½ pints
100 grams Dijon mustard
400 grams red wine vinegar
1.2 kilograms olive oil
Za’atar Breadcrumbs:
Yield: 800 grams
500 grams panko breadcrumbs
Olive oil
50 grams sumac
Zest of 1 lemon
To Assemble and Serve:
Chiffonade Tuscan kale
Chiffonade Caraflex cabbage
Lemon
Salt
Sliced honeycrisp apples
Toasted pine nuts
Cypress Grove Humboldt Fog goat cheese
METHOD:
For the Seasoned Burrata:
In a food processor, whip ricotta. Slowly stream in 1½ cups oil until fully emulsified. Transfer to a large bowl. Add burrata and remaining olive oil. Season with salt, black pepper, and Aleppo pepper. Toss to coat. Transfer to pint containers and refrigerate.
For the Za'atar Seasoning:
In a mixing bowl, combine all ingredients. Transfer to an airtight container and reserve.
For the Sumac Dressing:
In a Vitamix blender, combine mustard, vinegar, and 100 grams Za'atar Seasoning. Stream in oil until fully emulsified. Season with salt. Transfer to quart containers and refrigerate.
For the Za’atar Breadcrumbs:
Heat oven to 300°F. On a sheet tray, liberally season breadcrumbs with oil. Toast 15 minutes, or until breadcrumbs are golden brown. In a mixing bowl, combine toasted breadcrumbs, sumac, lemon zest, and 250 grams Za'atar Seasoning. Set aside.
To Assemble and Serve:
In a mixing bowl, combine kale and cabbage. Dress with Sumac Dressing. Toss to coat. Season with lemon and salt. Set aside. Place Seasoned Burrata on the center of a serving plate. Top with apple slices followed by the kale-cabbage mixture. Garnish with additional sliced apples, toasted pine nuts, Za’atar Breadcrumbs and goat cheese.