Gazpacho

Eating poorly made gazpacho is a bit like eating mediocre salsa, but this was one of the best renditions I've tasted. ❋ Unknown (2007)

While we're at it, gazpacho is Spanish, not Mexican. ❋ Unknown (1919)

We think that the Rose pairing for gazpacho is so good that it’s going to be our featured recipe in our next newsletter! ❋ Unknown (2009)

Dining out: Eat lightly on the day before you plan to party; opt for cold soups such as gazpacho, and avoid rich foods. ❋ Unknown (2010)

That is a gazpacho that isn't like watered down salsa--I'm not a big fan of that kind of gazpacho I was disappointed to see Mark Bittman do a column in the NY Times where he took a basic fresh salsa recipe--tomatoes, jalapenos, cilantro, onion, garlic--and then added some olive oil and cucumber and called it gazpacho. ❋ Kate (2005)

He romps enthusiastically through classic dishes such as gazpacho, rabbit stew, salt-cooked fish and enough paella for a village of 500. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The word "gazpacho" is thought to derive from the early Roman word "caspa," meaning remnants or fragments. ❋ Unknown (2010)

She placed after Richard Wilson of Meadowdale PreK-8 tripped on one of the toughest words of the evening - "gazpacho," a Spanish-style soup not likely found on any school lunch menu. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Tiffany: almond gazpacho with grapes and ground-up bread dirt with herb flowers ❋ Carol Blymire (2011)

You want the olive oil to emulsify with the remaining tomato juice, making a velvety suspension much like traditional Spanish gazpacho. ❋ Annia Ciezadlo (2011)

The recipe for this vibrantly hued take on gazpacho comes from Patricia Wells, who in turn got it from Parisian chef Roland Durand. ❋ Aleksandra Crapanzano (2011)

After putting up with a short wait, a rude hostess and a harried server, I had a terrific bowl of gazpacho (really!) and we shared a decent turkey wrap. ❋ Andrea R. Vaucher (2010)

His culinary transformation began in 1989, when he experimented with that most iconic of Spanish dishes, gazpacho. ❋ Lisa Abend (2011)

In 2009, the very first family meal of the year was gazpacho strangely made with mayonnaise and grilled fish; the last was teriyaki ribs. ❋ Lisa Abend (2011)

After this outpouring of emotion came an outpouring from the kitchen: gazpacho, crab cakes with avocado cream, sea bass, short ribs, collard greens, white asparagus and macaroni and cheese. ❋ Marshall Heyman (2011)

Indeed, as late as the 1980s, Spanish food had almost no reputation at all; when expatriates such as Gerry Dawes and Janet Mendel began writing about it, they had to persuade skeptics that there was more to Spanish cuisine than paella and gazpacho. ❋ Lisa Abend (2011)

"Dude, that was [straight] [gazpacho] of you to [buy] me that drink!" ❋ KatieKatieKatie1 (2010)

[ive] got a big [gazpacho]. girl: i heard his gazpacho is [big as fuck] ❋ Bebis Man (2015)

❋ Anonymous (2003)

counter-strike "Someone flash long." "CAN I DO IT?" "Ok, [don't fuck up]. Please, please don't fuck up." *It is imperative that the [gazpacho] misses [the flashbang] to secure his title. He "accidentally" blinds his entire team, which is proceeded by spraying his P90 because "I thought I saw a CT before I got blinded!", killing several of his teammates and injuring others.* ❋ Akk On A Jatak (2013)

[Jane] made a [gazpacho] in [the toilet bowl]. ❋ Gary Judkins (2012)

"[Nancy Pelosi's] Gazpacho Police, spying on members of Congress..." complained Greene. A person of her [erudition] could not possibly have been confusing cold [vegetable soup] with the Gestapo, Hitler's secret force, tasked with sending people to the concentration camps. ❋ Monkey's Dad (2022)

Dude, I was at this crazy [blow bang] the other day and us guys decided to make a [batch] of [fresh] Tibetan Spunk Gazpacho ❋ TheMalevolentGoblin (2014)

Hey [hunnybun], how [bout] a nice [hot gazpacho]?;) ❋ Jenkumdaddy (2022)

[Eddie] made me a nice bowl of [nut butter gazpacho] last night. [Scrumptious]. ❋ SteadyEddiethebigshypisces (2022)