Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- n. A chilled soup made with chopped tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, peppers, and herbs.
Wiktionary
WordNet 3.0
- n. a soup made with chopped tomatoes and onions and cucumbers and peppers and herbs; served cold
Etymologies
- Spanish, probably of Mozarabic origin; akin to Spanish caspicias, remainders, worthless things.
Examples
“Eating poorly made gazpacho is a bit like eating mediocre salsa, but this was one of the best renditions I've tasted.”
“While we're at it, gazpacho is Spanish, not Mexican.”
“We think that the Rose pairing for gazpacho is so good that it’s going to be our featured recipe in our next newsletter!”
Gazpacho: an impossible food-wine pairing?!? | Dr Vino's wine blog
“Dining out: Eat lightly on the day before you plan to party; opt for cold soups such as gazpacho, and avoid rich foods.”
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“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.”
“He romps enthusiastically through classic dishes such as gazpacho, rabbit stew, salt-cooked fish and enough paella for a village of 500.”
“The word "gazpacho" is thought to derive from the early Roman word "caspa," meaning remnants or fragments.”
“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.”
“His culinary transformation began in 1989, when he experimented with that most iconic of Spanish dishes, gazpacho.”
“In 2009, the very first family meal of the year was gazpacho strangely made with mayonnaise and grilled fish; the last was teriyaki ribs.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘gazpacho’.
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Spanish words with arabic etymology
Spanish words acquired from classical and andalusi Arabic
spanish words wit..., abelmosco, abenuz, aceite, aceituna, acerola, ajedrez, ajonjoli, albahaca, barrio, ojalá, Belen and 36 more...
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a few favorite foods
caldillo, chauquehue, sopaipillas de le..., biscochitos, polvorones, natillas, calabaza dulce, calabazitas, quelites, posole, tostadas compuestas, chiles rellenos and 30 more...
frangarnes I drink it for almost all the year. This one is my favourite Oct 20, 2007