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Ajo Blanco
Created by all foods natural team,
Description
Ajo blanco comes from Malaga and it is one of the many gazpacho soups found in Spain. If you feel you would like to try preparing it in the traditional way, do everything in the same order, but use mortar and pestle. Put the paste in a big bowl before adding water. This cold soup is a natural source of E vitamin from the olive oil and almonds.
Ingredients
At a glance
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Methods/steps
| 1 | Soak the bread in water to cover until soft. |
| 2 | Fit the metal chopping blade in you food processor. Put almonds, garlic and salt in the bowl, process for two minutes or until thinly hopped. |
| 3 | Squeeze the bread, add to the processor bowl through the top opening and process. Pour the oil, slowly, without stopping the machine. Add the vinegar in the same way Blend until smooth. |
| 4 | Reduce speed and pour the water, slowly, through the top opening until reached the desired consistency. |
| 5 | Check the seasoning. Chill in the fridge until required or serve, garnished with the grapes. |
| 6 | To serve, wash the grapes and either peel them and add them to the soup or present them in a bowl to the side. |
Servings: 4
Preparation time: 15 minutes
Nutrition Facts
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Cooking Tips
Blanche raw almonds to peel the skin. Place 2 cups of water in a kettle and bring it to a rolling boil. Heat the almonds for 2 minutes in the boiling water, remove and cool down. The skin should come off easily.
Recipe Source
Source: All Foods Natural
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