Name: Quick and Fresh Gazpacho
Prep time: 15 min
Total time: 15 min
Ingredients: 6 plum tomatoes, chopped; 4 green onions, chopped; ½ large cucumber, peeled and chopped; 1 red bell pepper, seeded and chopped; ½ cup water; 2 tablespoons vinegar; 2 tablespoons olive oil; salt and pepper to taste

My Spanish husband taught me this delicious recipe. You can also use lemon juice in place of the vinegar.

Quick and Fresh Gazpacho

plum tomatoes, chopped

green onions, chopped

½ large cucumber, peeled and chopped

red bell pepper,

water

vinegar

olive oil

salt and pepper

Combine the tomatoes, green onions, cucumber, bell pepper, and water in a blender; blend until smooth. Add the vinegar and olive oil; blend again until well integrated. Season with salt and pepper to serve.


Good and simple recipe for Gazpacho, my sister-in-law makes it this way. I make it the classical way, I use about 1 lb. of tomatoes, 2 cloves of garlic and no onion, plus a good sized piece of stale bread soaked in cold water added to the veggies. That gives it more consistency and makes it a bit thicker. Another spanish variant called Sopa Marbella adds 2 or 3 carrots, giving it a nice slightly sweet taste.

Quick and easy to make perfect for the end of a long hot summer day. I added a small amount of garlic and some siracha sauce for a bit of a kick the second time around, but even made exactly to the recipe, its really good. My pregnant tummy can't get enough.

I did not enjoy this recipe at all. All I could taste was the onions.

save the spoon and serve this in a glass with a sprig of cilantro.  (we added that and fresh cracked pepper.)  this will be a weekly staple around here!

Used exact ingredients and measurements.  If I used this recipe again, I would only blend half the ingredients, so some of the distinct flavors would be retained and I would also add tomato juice to give it a stronger base. But there are other recipes on this site that I prefer;  the only advantage to this one is the short ingredient list.

As a member of the USN,  I first tasted Gazpacho In Barcelona, Spain and immediately hooked.  Forever trying to duplicate the taste (near impossible) I experienced in that great city.  This recipe comes close.  I still travel to Spain from time to time  and always sample whatever restaurant I am dining in their rendition of Gazpacho.  Nothing better than being out all day,  arrive home and take the pitcher of Gazpacho out of the fridge and savor the cool flavors of my concoction.  I do add cilantro though.

Perfect recipe. I made it with different colored heirloom tomatoes instead of plum, used a red onion instead of green onion and I added the water sparingly after blended everything. I doubled the recipe and used a green pepper and a red pepper. Came out great. Perfect for a party.

This was a great addition to a fresh summer salad. We served it in small cups to drink as an appetizer.

I love gazpacho but I found this very bland.  I tried this because I was looking for a quicker to make version, but I'm sticking with my  preferred version from the Gasparilla Cookbook (Junior League of Tampa.)

If you are one of us who drink out of the pickle jar, you will love this! I strained thru  a sieve to make more of a juice...YUM! May also go really good with beer (if you like red beer) or nice spicy start for bloodymarys! Flavor is stronger the next day, oh yeah!

Fresh and light. I used lemon juice instead of the vinegar as suggested, and topped ours with some diced cucmber for crunch and a tablespoon of nonfat Greek yogurt to give it some zip. A nice light summer dinner with a salad and bread.

Great recipe with a few modifications.  I only used 1/2 red pepper and 2 green onions.  I also added some fresh cilantro while I was blending the ingredients and tsp of sugar to cut the acidity.  I serve with sour cream and cut up cucumbers for garnish.  The longer it chills, the better the flavor.

Really simple and tasty. I doubled everything except the spring onions, and added 2 small cloves of garlic and half a serrano chile pepper.  Definitely better than the last few gazpacho recipes I tried!

Made to directions, it was refreshing and delicious!!

It was fresh, a great blend of all the ingredients!

This was quick and easy without a lot of ingredients, which is what I was looking for. I found it a bit bland, however. With a little garlic, hot sauce and lime juice, I love it. If I had cilantro, I would have tried that, too.

Added 2 branches of  celery. I find that 6 tomatoes was not enough. They are fresh from the farm, so I added 2
To say it takes 15 min is a stretch took me much longer I guess I don’t work at a chef’s speed

Great recipe!  Made it just as it says and turns out very tasty and refreshing.  Serve with whole wheat crackers on the side for a great light lunch.

I love this gazpacho! So easy and refreshing. What makes it even better is the addition of 2 cloves of garlic, 2 jalapenos and a carrot. The key to good gazpacho is to make it early and give it a chance to really chill and also to pair it will good, homemade croutons (very important!!!)

Quick and Fresh Gazpacho

Prep Time: 15 minutes

Total: 15 minutes

Servings: 2

Author : pealawson

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