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- noun Plural form of
gazpacho .
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Examples
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Unlike many gazpachos, it doesn't have a tomato juice base.
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It's the place for gazpachos of cucumber or tomato, or big, rustic salads which change depending on the available ingredients.
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The chopping that makes some gazpachos a tad tedious is here assigned to the food processor, so the soup can be made faster.
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After a stop at a vendor to enjoy some tangy, fruity, spicy gazpachos Morelianos, the kids will head off to ride the roller coaster and slam each other in the bumper cars.
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It seems that white gazpachos are popular this time of year.
For Summer, Not Quite Gone, Already Missed Mercedes 2007
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I have never tried gazpachos before, yours certainly will be on the top of my to-try-list.
For Summer, Not Quite Gone, Already Missed Mercedes 2007
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Dorine writes, This recipe is one I put together from several Spanish asparagus gazpachos to make something I really like.
Asparagus Roundup VI 2006
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While all fingers point to the recipe being fundamentally cold among other misconceptions, such as the presence of tomato as a necessity, the Wikipedia encyclopedia concludes that the stale bread is the connecting thread between all gazpachos, excerpted here:
Gonzo for Gazpacho 2006
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June 21st, 2006 at 11:32 pm buenos gazpachos, TRex.
Firedoglake » Late Nite FDL: Why Does Bill O’Reilly Hate Freedom? 2006
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Dorine writes, This recipe is one I put together from several Spanish asparagus gazpachos to make something I really like.
Herbal Triptych 2006
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