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Quick Classic Gazpacho

Submitted by: USA WEEKEND columnist Pam Anderson
Provided by: USA Weekend
For the ultimate gazpacho, you must peel, seed, dice, salt and drain really good, vine-ripened tomatoes. So what if you don't have time to fuss with fresh tomatoes? I've found the canned variety makes a fine substitute. Another advantage: Fresh tomatoes start to deteriorate as soon as the soup is refrigerated, but canned tomatoes are unaffected by the chill. 

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Mango Gazpacho

Submitted by: USA WEEKEND columnist Pam Anderson
Provided by: USA Weekend
Serve this intriguing variation of gazpacho at your next summer gathering. 

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Watermelon Gazpacho

Submitted by: USA WEEKEND columnist Pam Anderson
Provided by: USA Weekend
Start your hot-weather meal with this easy, intriguing variation on the classic tomato cold soup. 

Gazpacho III

Submitted by: Peilin
A delicious cold soup just in time for Cinco De Mayo and summer! Can be garnished with a dollop of sour cream or a dash of hot pepper sauce. 

Gazpacho I

Submitted by: Michelle Chen
This spicy soup is eaten cold. Serve it with crusty peasant bread for a light summer meal. 

Pork & Pineapple Stir-Fry

Submitted by: Theresa Walter
This stir-fry is a simple, and quick recipe. The plum sauce gives it a special lift, and everyone always seems to love it. Serve with steamed rice, or fried noodles can be mixed through the stir fry for a bit of extra crunch. 

Gazpacho IV

Submitted by: NANCED35
A wonderful cold summer soup, great with tortilla chips, crackers, or crusty bread. Can be used as a salsa if thickened. 

Gazpacho a la Mrs. Landesman

Submitted by: Simone
Home Town: Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
Living In: Tel Aviv, Mehoz Tel-Aviv, Israel
I often find that most gazpacho is a little too acidic or that I only want a couple of spoonfuls. This recipe (which I got from my friend's mother) is AWESOME. It's not too acidic at all and is so wonderfully light and healthy. 

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Pineapple Cinnamon Stuffed Acorn Squash

Submitted by: Robyn Webb
The hardest part of this recipe is cutting the squash in half and scooping out the seeds. The rest is a snap. Cook the squash, scoop out pulp and mix with pineapple and yummy spices. Stuff the squash and pop into the oven again until bubbly and fragrant. 

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Gazpacho II

Submitted by: Leia
A delicious cold soup, perfect for spring and summer! 
 
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