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6 Cups
Easy
Published 2007
Most gazpachos encountered in restaurants are sad affairs, pureed in some machine, with a few diced cucumbers floating around for effect. For a gazpacho to be at its best, the ingredients must be chopped by hand or very carefully in a food processor—small amounts, short pulses—or they will lose their identity. A gazpacho should be a study in contrasts—cool, hot, hard, soft—not homogenous. While the soul of the soup is tomatoes, the accent of a smoked chile, such as a chipotle or pasilla de