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food & drink Gazpacho


this is the classic chilled soup from spain – full of flavour and really refreshing; in fact a great lunch replacement at the peak of the sun’s heat. If you’ve been in inland southern spain in July and August, you’ll know they know a thing or two about keeping cool... If you have some very ripe melon, add a wedge of that for a fruity note or a dash of fino sherry makes a lovely pre- dinner drink.


• 4 very ripe tomatoes, roughly chopped • 1 clove garlic, peeled • 10cm piece cucumber, peeled, deseeded and chopped


• 3tbsp olive oil • 1tbsp red wine vinegar • Salt and pepper


Whizz everything up in a food processor or liquidiser with 50ml cold water until smooth and chill in the fridge until really cold. Serve in individual glasses as a starter to a meal or just as a drink.


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Workshops 6 – 8 pm to book call 01803 832101


www.wildfooddevon.co.uk


01803 832101 07866 706621


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Sunday all Day Buffet £6.95 – child £3.50 (12 noon – 11.30pm)


Saturday Special lunch £5.95 – child £3.50 (12 noon – 3pm)


opening Hours: Mon – fri: 5pm – 12 Midnight. Sat:12 noon – 3pm, 5pm –12 Midnight. Sun : 12 noon – 11.30pm open all Bank Holidays


01803 393999


telephone orders welcome 31 Church Street, paignton, tQ3 3aJ


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