Salmorejo con Pide

I grew up surrounded by lush, dark and fertile earth - perfect for growing vegetables. My first job was picking tomatoes in Banks in Lancashire in very hot and humid greenhouses and the smell I find endearing to this day.
Many years later, when I was living in Andalusia, I visited a tapas bar up in the mountains and was served a lovely summer soup that so reminded me of my teenage years. It was very like gazpacho but more earthy, and called Salmorejo. It is either served as a cold soup or as a tapa with some bread and olive oil.
I remember it was so fresh and absolutely delicious and I have tried to recreate this with a sort of Turkish/Tibet twist, adding pide, yuzu and a few spices.
Top with anchovies or chopped egg and serrano ham or bresaolo and serve with bread and sherry or Desperado.
Salmorejo con Pide
I grew up surrounded by lush, dark and fertile earth - perfect for growing vegetables. My first job was picking tomatoes in Banks in Lancashire in very hot and humid greenhouses and the smell I find endearing to this day.
Many years later, when I was living in Andalusia, I visited a tapas bar up in the mountains and was served a lovely summer soup that so reminded me of my teenage years. It was very like gazpacho but more earthy, and called Salmorejo. It is either served as a cold soup or as a tapa with some bread and olive oil.
I remember it was so fresh and absolutely delicious and I have tried to recreate this with a sort of Turkish/Tibet twist, adding pide, yuzu and a few spices.
Top with anchovies or chopped egg and serrano ham or bresaolo and serve with bread and sherry or Desperado.
Steps
- 1
Prep all the ingredients.
- 2
Score the bottom of the tomatoes. Boil some salted water and drop the tomatoes in for 30 - 60 seconds. Plunge into cold water. Cover the bread in water to soak.
- 3
Peel the tomatoes and place into a food processor. Blitz. Add the garlic, cumin seeds, sea salt, black pepper, yuzu and celery tops and blitz again.
- 4
Leave to sit for a few minutes then add the bread. Blitz again.
- 5
Drizzle in the sherry and the olive oil.
- 6
Chill for 2 - 3 hours.
- 7
Serve topped with fennel fronds and anchovies and a side of lightly toasted bread such as pide and a glass of sherry.
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