This is an easy version of a classic gazpacho. It come from the Food Blog House of Annie and it's real "TomatoMania" winner.

This is an easy version of a classic gazpacho. It come from the Food Blog House of Annie and it's real "TomatoMania" winner.
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| Source | House of Annie food blog |
| Prep time | 20 minutes |
| Recipe | Brunch First Courses Latin Lunch Quick and Easy Soup Summer |
| Ingredients | tomatoes red wine vinegar paprika garlic cucumbers bread |
Step 1: Coarsely chop the tomatoes and cucumbers and put them in a large pot. Cut the crusts off the white bread slices and then cut the slices into 1 inch-sized pieces and add them to the pot. Add one peeled clove of garlic.
Step 2: Season with salt and paprika, then mix everything together. The salt will start pulling water out of the tomatoes while the bread soaks the water up.
Step 3: Using a stick blender, puree all the ingredients until the soup is very smooth.
Step 4: Add in the red wine vinegar and the olive oil, then blend with the stick blender until everything is well incorporated.
Step 5: Chill the soup in the fridge for an hour.
Step 6: Ladle the heirloom tomato gazpacho out into individual bowls and garnish. (I used finely diced cucumber and red bell peppers, but you can use other garnishes like diced avocado.)
serves 4
Source:House of Annie food blog