DISH RESEARCH · Soup
Gazpacho Andaluz
Also known as: Gazpacho
Lauren Aloise’s gazpacho purées tomatoes, green Cubanelle pepper, cucumber, white onion and garlic, then emulsifies extra virgin olive oil with sherry vinegar and salt and serves the strained soup cold.

About Gazpacho Andaluz
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Lauren Aloise shares a Spanish family gazpacho recipe associated with Andalusia. This account follows her tomato-based version with green Cubanelle pepper and cucumber.
The vegetables are prepared for blending, with the garlic core removed. Half the cucumber enters the purée and the other half is reserved for topping.
Salt and sherry vinegar season the blended vegetables. Olive oil is slowly incorporated while the blender runs.
Optional stale bread can thicken the soup, or ice-cold water can thin it. The mixture passes through a fine strainer before refrigeration.
This version selects cold service in small bowls, with the reserved cucumber and optional green apple. Extra olive oil and salt are available for finishing.
Ingredients in Gazpacho Andaluz
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- Tomatobase
- Onionseasoning
- Vinegarseasoning
- Breadbinder
- Garlicother
- Olive oilother
- Saltother
- Cucumberother
- Waterother
- Tomatoesbase
- Bell Pepperbase
Ingredient connections awaiting review. Versions and preparation vary.
Origins & food traditions
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- Countries & places
- Spain
- Cooking traditions
- Spanish / Andalusian
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