Gazpacho Blanco

Well I’ve never had this or made this before. Chilled soup so so tasty, not what I expected at all, very easy to make just make sure you chill if for a couple of hours before eating to make sure the flavours develop!
You may want to blanch the almonds to remove the skin if you do cover them with boiling water for a few mins.
Tip - you need a good blender to wiz this until no lumps.
Gazpacho Blanco
Well I’ve never had this or made this before. Chilled soup so so tasty, not what I expected at all, very easy to make just make sure you chill if for a couple of hours before eating to make sure the flavours develop!
You may want to blanch the almonds to remove the skin if you do cover them with boiling water for a few mins.
Tip - you need a good blender to wiz this until no lumps.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Peel a handful of grapes and set aside.
- 2
Place the rest of the grapes in a large bowl.
- 3
Peel and deseed the cucumber, then slice and put it in the bowl too.
- 4
Pour in the olive oil and vinegar.
- 5
Cut the crusts off the bread and tear into pieces throw that into the bowl two!
- 6
Pour in the stock and add the garlic.
- 7
Toast the almonds, let the cook slightly, then add to the bowl.
- 8
Using a hand blender blitz until smooth ish.
- 9
Pour it through a sieve then place in the fridge to cool for a couple of hours then serve! Decorate the soup with some of the peeled grapes and some cucumber too!
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