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Ajo Blanco


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A white version of gazpacho, made with almonds and garlic. One of the most refreshing starters found in Spanish cuisine.





Ingredients



300 gr day old white italian bread


115 gr / 1 cup whole blanched almonds


3-4 garlic cloves


120 ml / 1/2 cup olive oil


80 ml / 1/3 cup white wine vinegar


350 – 400 ml stock or water




Directions



Remove crust and soak bread in cold water for 5 minutes.





Meanwhile place the almonds and garlic in a food processor and process until ground.





Squeeze the bread to remove any water excess and add to ground almonds and process to a smooth paste.





With the motor running, add the oil in a slow stream until the mixture is the consistency of thick mayonnaise.





Mix the vinegar with 350 ml stock / water.





Slowly add it to the soup. If needed add more stock or water.





Refrigerate for at least 2 hours. The soup thickens on refrigeration so add more stock or water to reach the desired consistency.







Filed under: Appetizers, Mediterranean, Soups, Spanish, Vegetarian Tagged: Almonds, Appetizers, Garlic, Gazpacho, Mediterranean, Soups, Spanish, Vegetarian


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