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Thai-Spiced Melon Soup - Feast Your Eyes


Watermelon can take you from sweltering to chilled in the time it takes to eat a slice and spit the seeds (if you're so inclined). So logic (and the nonstop heat) would dictate that you include it in as many dishes as possible this summer. Photographer pellis pureed his melon and combined it with Serrano chiles, lemongrass and ginger (among other ingredients), then added lump crabmeat tossed with cilantro and olive oil, and gave it a squeeze of lime. The result is a spicy cold Thai soup that is just as delicious served hot. (Try the Gourmet magazine recipe.)

Watermelon also makes a gorgeous gazpacho, as in this KitchenDaily recipe. Sure, it's tomato season, but when you've got a 10-pound watermelon to play with, live a little.

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Filed Under: Feast Your Eyes
Tags: cold soup, ColdSoup, thai food, ThaiFood, watermelon

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Brutorious

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eric monaghan

8-12-2010 @12:28PM eric monaghan said... You ought to be ashamed of yourself by posting a sex ad, on a FOOD SECTION.. My kids look for recipes and all they find is your posting soliciting--
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Mike

8-10-2010 @9:42PM Mike said... Vietnamese will eat anything.
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Nanette

8-13-2010 @3:01PM Nanette said... Mike: Let's take your comment and turn it into a compliment, shall we? Thai and Vietnamese cooks and eaters are some of the most adventurous in the world, and to know their cuisine is to eat very well, very lean, and very close to the land. Their subtly spiced dishes, and ragingly hot ones, too, give all of us who love food a lot to be thankful for. Case closed.

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