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Gazpacho has a long history being first made during the Roman occupation of the Iberian Peninsula. It is essentially unaltered since and maintains its popularity.

This popular and healthful dish from Andalucia, Spain has been proven to help reduce inflammation and tissue damage and is rich in vitamins.

Soups aren't exactly synonymous with summer, but these chilled soups are sure to add a cool touch of flair to any get together or typical Tuesday night dinner.

Fans of authentic Spanish gazpacho will enjoy this refreshing recipe; berries add a subtly sweet undertone to traditional tomato gazpacho.

Low calorie summer soups are the perfect way to cool down in hot weather. They are easy to make and only require a few seasonal ingredients.

If you have too many tomatoes from your garden and you are looking for some new recipes, here are a few to tantalize your taste buds!

See how summer's favorite fruit can be so much more than simple, when paired with cheese, vegetables, spices and more.

This cool and refreshing gazpacho makes a great light lunch or an appetizer before dinner.

Following basic construction methods opens the door to a wide range of wonderful stews.

Vegan meals are more than just salads. Here are some vegetarian recipes that take few ingredients and little time to make but deliver on flavor.

Salmorejo, tradtionally from Cordoba, is rather like gazpacho but thicker and served more as a dip or sauce. It is based on tomatoes and garlic and served chillled.