Cherry tomatoes cooked in olive oil and garlic become the dressing to slices of firmer beefsteak tomato. A ball of burrata makes an indulgent centrepiece. Serve with fresh bread to soak up all the goodness.
Heat half the oil in frying pan over medium and fry garic for a few minutes, then add herbes de Provence, pine nuts and cherry tomatoes. Cook for a few minutes, then squish tomatoes with a spoon so they release their juices. Add water.
Arrange beefsteak tomato on serving plate, season with salt and pepper and drizzle over the remaining oil and balsamic vinegar. Add croutons.
Top sliced tomato with warm tomatoes, then place burrata in the middle. Sprinkle with basil and drizzle over some more olive oil.