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Salmorejo Cordobés
4 servings

Salmorejo Cordobés

Córdoba's velvety cousin to gazpacho — ripe tomatoes blitzed with day-old bread and a stream of arbequina oil into a coral-pink cream, finished with jamón and egg.

  • nut-free
  • contains-dairy
  • contains-eggs

Ingredients

  • very ripe tomatoes1 kg
  • day-old rustic white bread, crusts removed200 g
  • garlic1 small clove
  • sherry vinegar1 tbsp
  • arbequina extra-virgin olive oil120 ml, plus more to finish
  • fine sea saltto taste
  • jamón serrano60 g, finely diced
  • hard-boiled eggs2, finely chopped

Steps

  1. Core and blanch the tomatoes.

    Core the tomatoes and cut a shallow X in the base. Blanch in boiling water for 20 seconds, then slip off the skins.

  2. Combine ingredients and soak.

    Quarter the peeled tomatoes and tip into a blender with the bread, garlic, vinegar, and a generous pinch of salt. Let sit 5 minutes so the bread softens.

  3. Blend and emulsify the salmorejo.

    Blend on high until completely smooth, 2 minutes. With the motor running, drizzle in the olive oil in a thin stream until the salmorejo turns pale coral and emulsifies.

  4. Taste and chill the mixture.

    Taste and adjust salt and vinegar. Chill thoroughly, at least 2 hours.

  5. Serve with toppings and oil.

    Ladle into shallow bowls. Scatter the diced jamón and chopped egg over the top and finish with a generous swirl of olive oil.

Nutrition

Nutrition, per serving. 220 calories. Protein 7.5 grams, 13 percent. Carbs 18 grams, 32 percent. Fat 14 grams, 55 percent. Fiber 3.5 grams, sugar 9 grams, saturated fat 2.5 grams, sodium 550 milligrams. Estimated from ingredients.

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