DISH RESEARCH · Soup
Salmorejo Cordobés
Also known as: Salmorejo
Lauren Aloise’s Antonia-style salmorejo blends peeled plum tomatoes with stale baguette crumb, garlic, sherry vinegar, salt and extra virgin olive oil, incorporates a hard-boiled egg and is served cold with egg and Serrano ham.

About Salmorejo Cordobés
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Lauren Aloise shares the salmorejo made by her mother-in-law Antonia. She associates this cold tomato soup with Spain and Córdoba in Andalusia.
Plum tomatoes are briefly blanched in salted water, cooled in an ice-water bath, peeled and cored. Their purée softens pieces taken from the centre of a stale baguette.
Garlic, salt and sherry vinegar are blended into the tomatoes and bread. Extra virgin olive oil is added gradually to form a smooth emulsion.
Antonia’s selected version also blends a hard-boiled egg into the soup. The author offers adjustments to the bread and seasonings to change the texture and taste.
The soup is chilled before cold service in small bowls. The selected finish uses diced hard-boiled egg and Serrano ham from the recipe’s listed topping options.
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- Córdoba / Andalusian Spanish, Antonia version
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