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Published 2005
The Cordoban version of gazpacho, called salmorejo, is a cream with a texture that falls somewhere between a dip and a soup. It’s a wonderful accompaniment for crudités or a pile of poached shrimp and is delicious as a sauce. But more often than not it is served in individual bowls, with the traditional garnishes, as a savory warm-weather cream to be eaten with a spoon.