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| Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2006
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| Sorry Im not big on amounts and measuring so just use what you need acording to how many people you will be having over. Heres what I use- 4-6 ripe Avacados (ripe means usualy a little darker color skin and somewhat soft when squeezed) Cut avocado in half around the seed. Then use same nknife and do a small Karate style chop into the large seed and twist knife to reomve see. Scoop avo out with spoon. Use a fork to mash up the avo in a serving bowl. 1/2 diced white onion 1 med sized Tomatoe diced 3-4 table sppons of Chipolte Pace Picante Salsa Juice from 1 lime ( lime will aid in keeping your guac from changing color due to oxygen exposure and give your guac a crisp taste) Teaspoon Garlic Powder salt and black pepper to taste ( I also use Tony Sascheries Louisiana seasoning if you can find it) If you want to get real fancy, sometimes I will cut the remaining lime into half thin moons and put around the top of the guac/ You can also get some nice corn chips, preferable a bag or blue corn and put around the outside of the bowl as a presentation. Serve the Guac as a dip with a bowl of Tortilla chips and or use it for fajita, quesadilla, or burrito topping, what ever floats you boat. Any questions feel free to ask. BEN Please register or log in to remove this ad and the ads attached to all the pictures |
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