The Must-Make Summer Dish (Gazpacho) | Julia at Home



For the best gazpacho recipe, we chopped the vegetables by hand, tossed them in a sherry vinegar marinade, and used a fresh-flavored tomato juice.

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  1. I've made gazpacho many times using a blender. It never occurred to me to make it by hand. (I agree about your impressive knife skills, Julia.) I'm definitely going to try making it this way. I would probably finish it with a some lime.

  2. Using summer fresh tomatoes and then using waxed cucumbers makes little sense. When you buy you tomatoes at the farmers market or farmstand, buy their fresh waxless cukes, too. Local farmers here do not wax their foods.

  3. JULIA this was the best recipe i am diabetic this is a recipe i love i wish when do other recipes you would offer tips for substitute to lower the fat and sugar in your recipes — this recipe my body loves and i can eat it without guilt A+ on this recipe

  4. What I really love about this is how the with the gazpacho you and I saw that it’s actually so much like my grandma with a really new effort to try. We would often make a pint or two of it and drink it over a long summer afternoon whilst fighting our neighbours.

  5. I think my Joy Burger needs to be shared… it's really good. Toasted/grilled bottom bun spread with smashed avocado, burger (I season with Johnny's), choice of cheese, bacon, sauteed or grilled and sliced mushrooms, sour cream spread on top bun. Great with vinegar/oil dressed greens and cherry tomatoes.

  6. I usually have Gazpacho in the fridge winter and summer. It is a fabulous diet food. I am looking forward to this version. I usually have thrown everything into the food processor. However your recipe makes every vegetable recognizable. Can't wait to try it.

  7. After making, improving, Gazpacho for years, I am happy you got so many things right. 1 Chunks big enough to taste not spun in a blender 'til it becomes baby food. 2 The ice IS to make it thinner and "drinkable" I freeze take-out trays of water so I can ice pick it into shards. 3 Tabasco to make it spicier not those other hot sauces that add salt, vinegar or sugar…4 The right cucumbers. Most folks think this is a tomato soup but the secret star is the cucumber. It's what helps it be refreshing. 5 Yes, most tomato juices will work now that we can't get Welch's tomato juice anymore. It was the BEST for this. (V-8 is way too celery tasting)
    Look up gazpacho in various dictionaries and you get a wide array of definitions, from soup to vegetable platter. The guess is gazpacho started as olive oil, salt and mushed garlic to dip(soften) stale bread in a thousand years ago.

  8. I like to use the smaller size of Persian cucumber instead. They are very popular on the West Coast, more crispy and delicious than the Typical American or European counterparts. It will a great option for summer salad ingredients! 😋😉

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