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Spanish Gazpacho

Gazpacho is a vibrant and refreshing Spanish chilled tomato soup blended from ripe tomatoes, cucumber, red pepper, and extra virgin olive oil. It is the ultimate no-cook summer soup that is served ice cold and delivers a burst of bright Mediterranean flavor in every sip.

4.5
15 min
🍴4 servings
🔥180 cal
🔖Easy
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A bright and refreshing Spanish chilled tomato soup that requires zero cooking and is perfect for summer.

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Nutrition per serving

180Calories
3gProtein
14gCarbs
13gFat
3gFiber

Ingredients

4servings

base

vegetables

fat

seasoning

aromatics

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Instructions

1

Blend All Vegetables

Place the chopped tomatoes, cucumber, red bell pepper, and garlic clove into a high-powered blender. Blend on high speed for about 2 minutes until the mixture is completely smooth and no large chunks remain.

2

Emulsify with Olive Oil

With the blender running on low speed, slowly drizzle in the extra virgin olive oil to emulsify it into the soup. This creates a silky and slightly creamy consistency. Add the sherry vinegar and blend for another 30 seconds.

3

Season and Strain

Season the soup generously with salt and a pinch of black pepper. Taste and add more vinegar if you want a sharper brightness. For an ultra-smooth restaurant-quality result, pass the soup through a fine mesh strainer pressing all the liquid through.

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4

Chill and Serve

Transfer the gazpacho to a covered container and refrigerate for at least 2 hours before serving so the flavors can meld and the soup becomes properly chilled. Serve in bowls or glasses drizzled with a little olive oil and topped with diced cucumber and croutons.

Substitutions

sherry vinegarred wine vinegar for a similarly sharp and tangy acidity
ripe tomatoescanned whole peeled tomatoes in winter when fresh tomatoes cannot match the flavor

Common mistakes

Using underripe or watery supermarket tomatoes which produce a flat and disappointing gazpacho lacking the rich sweetness of ripe summer fruit
Not chilling the soup for long enough and serving it lukewarm which completely defeats the purpose of this refreshing cold soup
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