watermelon gazpacho with basil

Gaspacho de pastèque

Je sais pas ce qu’il en est de votre côté mais pour moi la pastèque c’est vraiment le fruit de l’été, je pourrais en manger à tous les repas. Il y deux école en matière de pastèque, la manger en entrée ou la manger en dessert et personnellement ce que je préfère c’est la manger en plat salé. C’est donc un gaspacho de pastèque que j’ai eu envie de tester après avoir testé le gaspacho de melon Last year. Un gaspacho bien frais et parfait quand on a pas vraiment envie de cuisiner et d’allumer le four, oui car vous n’aurez besoin que d’un blender (In addition we limit the dishes, it's great !). We were seduced by this test of Gaspacho de Pettèque and even preferred it to the classic Gaspacho ! And ah yes and a little advice in passing, Choose good producer tomatoes, Taste level (And I think I don't teach you anything) that makes all the difference.

Good gazpacho !

Recette de gaspacho de pastèque

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watermelon gazpacho with basil
pour 4-6 people
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Ingredients
  1. 1/2 medium -sized watermelon
  2. 5 tomatoes
  3. 1/2 cucumber
  4. 1/2 bunch of basil
  5. 6 tablespoons of olive oil
  6. 1 good pinch of Espelette pepper
  7. You sell
Preparation
  1. Cut the watermelon, the tomatoes and cucumber in pieces then put them in a blender with the basil and olive oil.
  2. Mix finely and season with salt and Espelette pepper.
  3. Enjoy chilled, serving with a drizzle of olive oil on top..
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11 Comments
  • Cecilecooks
    10.8.15

    A recipe that makes you want. Magnificent photos as always…I feel like your bowls smile !

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    • Emilie
      20.8.15

      Yes me too !!! Not on purpose, however !

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  • Celestine's chats
    10.8.15

    Hmmm, what a good idea!
    In summer, Cold soups, It's so cheerful!

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  • Anaïs Blackcurrant Raspberry
    10.8.15

    Your recipe tempts me a lot, I who love watermelon ! And then the cold soups in summer is really nice !
    On the other hand I do not eat tomatoes at all, You think we can replace them, by red peppers for example ?
    kisses

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    • Emilie
      11.8.15

      Yes I think you can put more watermelon and integrate 1 or 2 peppers instead of tomatoes !

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  • from mouth to table
    11.8.15

    Yum! What a appetizing color!

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  • Patrick
    1.12.22

    merci

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  • Vanessa
    12.8.24

    Too much want to try for this weekend !

    What would be the quantities for a dinner aperitif of 10 people (doubling them seems a lot to me no)? This will be a refreshing appetizer among the other dishes..
    And I wondered what the cucumber brought to the taste level ? It is a fairly neutral vegetable which risks getting lost., non ?

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    • Emilie
      4.11.24

      Cucumber brings freshness to gazpacho and less sugar, pour 10 doubling is a good option !

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