Jul 21, 2020 (Last updated Sep 21, 2021) by Hannah Sunderani
Hiya friends, today I am sharing a very light and refreshing cucumber gazpacho recipe. We are well into summer now, and these days are scorching hot – at least in Toronto it is. So, if you’re like me and notice that you’re only craving cold and refreshing foods right now then you are going to love this cucumber gazpacho.
I’ll admit to you, I didn’t think I was a gazpacho fan, but this recipe certainly proved me wrong. I could drink it like a smoothie! It’s so easy to devour, it’s light, refreshing, herby and delicately sweet.
So, let me tell you how to make this cucumber gazpacho so that you can get slipping or slurping pronto!
This recipe is so fresh and wholesome. Made with plentiful fresh produce. Likely you can find everything you need at your local grocers, which is why I have given it my newbie cook stamp of approval.
For this recipe you will need:
As you can see, the ingredients are simple and straight forward. Nothing strange or finicky. Of course, if you can’t find coconut yogurt at your local grocers you can always sub for soy yogurt or another unsweetened plant-based yogurt of choice.
Now, this recipe is fairly easy and straight forward. Simply toss everything into a blender and blend until smooth. However, this is one key tip tip for optimal taste.
Give your gazpacho recipe time to chill!
I like to give my gazpacho 2 hours of chill time in the fridge. It will be nicely cold instead of room temperature for optimal taste, and it gives the gazpacho time for the flavours to meld together. The longer you wait the more delicious it becomes.
If your gazpacho separates as it chills don’t worry, that’s normal. Simply stir with a spoon to combine before serving and you are good to go.
You can also meal prep this recipe to have it ready in advance. This gazpacho will keep in the fridge for up to 5 days. Stir well before serving.
This gazpacho recipe is vegan and gluten-free. Traditionally, gazpacho is made with soaked bread, but personally I prefer without. If you want a more traditional recipe, Ali from Gimmie Some Oven has a great authentic recipe.
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So there we have it, a simple, delicious and refreshing cucumber gazpacho recipe that you’ll adore slurping on this summer. It’s the ideal refreshing bowl for the hot summer months. I think you’re going to love this bright and herby blend.
And, if you do make this recipe please let me know in the comments below what you think! I love hearing from you. And of course, tag me on Instagram with the hashtag #twospoons. Nothing makes me happier than to see your recreations.
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