Gazpacho is Andalusia’s cooling summer soup: ripe tomatoes, cucumber, peppers, garlic, and bread blended with olive oil and sherry vinegar into a vivid, velvety purée. Served ice-cold, it is refreshing, tangy, and quietly addictive.
Every Andalusian household has its own version, some thick, some thin, some with a hint of cumin. It is the perfect answer to a sweltering day, often ladled into glasses and enjoyed with garnishes of diced vegetables.


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