We love gazpacho all year, but when it gets hot it becomes our favorite dish. So much so that we have become gourmet experts in Andalusian gazpacho recipes. best of all This gazpacho has been perfected thanks to the tricks that make it delicious Here’s what we learned from the experts at DAP.
This recipe is perfect for gazpacho connoisseurs because it’s packed with flavor, freshness, and a creamy texture that you can’t stop making. Be careful because when you try these tips They won’t stop asking you to make gazpacho Never.

Contents
- Hard bread (a piece of 5 cm.)
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Branch tomato or pear type (ripe)
1.6 kilogram -
Green pepper
one -
Red pepper
one -
onion
one -
Cucumber
one -
sherry vinegar
fifteen ml - Salt
- cumin
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extra virgin olive oil
125 ml
How to make traditional gazpacho
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total time
fifteen m -
detailing
fifteen m
We leave the hard breads to soak for 15 minutes in a bowl of water. By the way wash and chop the vegetables and remove the stems your tomato. Put the bread, half a green pepper, a quarter of a red pepper, and a whole tomato through a food processor, leaving the rest for garnish.
Add vinegar, salt and cumin to taste and mix for a few seconds. Then we add all the olive oil and continue to beat for 10 or 12 minutes at maximum power depending on the creamy consistency. Finally, we fix the salt and cumin, rest it in the refrigerator and serve it fresh.

This simple dish has all the ballots to be a summer favorite, and all of our friends and family prefer ours, even in the best supermarket gazpachos. But yes If you want to be even more professional, there are tricks you can apply to your recipe. to make it unforgettable.
Use ripe tomatoes
The softest and ripest tomatoes you can find at the supermarket will be perfect for this gazpacho recipe because they have so many flavors and you don’t even need to peel them. Even better if they come from the branch, but you must remember to remove the stem so as not to make the recipe bitter.
Take the garlic and cucumber out of the equation
We know these are classics to any Andalusian salmorejo recipe, but we promise you less is better when it comes to gazpacho. The garlic and cucumber have a very strong flavor that masks the rest of the ingredients. chopped cucumber can be added as a garnish in service time.

Vinegar and cumin always but in the right amount
Vinegar also has a lot of flavor, so it’s best to add a small amount. de Jerez because it perfectly balances the sweetness of the tomatoes. When it comes to cumin, it’s better to stay short than go too far because it can always be corrected when the recipe is finished.
Olive oil as an investment
We shortened the material a lot, but we did not miss the olive oil. we will use best quality because it gives more flavor and it emulsifies wonderfully when beaten with tomatoes.
The food processor guarantees maximum power
If we want to achieve the super creamy and homogeneous texture of Gazpacho, it is ideal to use a gazpacho. food processor at maximum power to mix all the ingredients. There are many inexpensive food processors on the market, from Lidl to Cecotec’s Mambo range.
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