INGREDIENTS
This is what you need for 2 servings:
- 2 large avocados
- 1 lime, juiced
- S&P
- optional:
- 1 plum tomato, , juiced, chopped small
- 1-2 garlic cloves, minced
-
1 jalapeño or serrano pepper,
deseeded, minced
2016-03-25 a.o.
Guacamole can be as simple as opening an avocado and cutting it into small pieces, or you can mash it with a variety of condiments. Salt, pepper, lime juice, cilantro, garlic, hot jalapeño or serrano peppers are frequent but optional guests.
An opened avocado turns ugly brown very quickly. Mixing in a little bit of lime juice is necessary if not served immediately. I add only enough to coat the outside of the pieces. Commercial guacamole is way too sour to my liking, and it still fails to stop the color change. (Pic4)
I prefer a fairly dry, coarsely mixed guacamole over a smoothly pureed wet one because of better flavor variation. Guacamole should not be pourable.
2 internet pictures
Pic1: guacamole en molcajetePic3: store-bought guacamole turns ugly very quickly
This is what you need for 2 servings:
2020-06-05
Pic6-8: simply avocado guacamoleOptional:
Pic9-11: spicy guacamole
2020-06-05
Pic12-14: guacamole and salsa
A mix of tomatillo salsa verde and guacamole.
This is a lot creamier than guacamole; also more liquid to the point of being pourable.
Because avocado is an emulsifier, oil and vinegar can be worked into an egg-less emulsion.
This is what you need for 3 servings:
optional:
3 internet pictures
Pic17: ingredientsPic20: store-bought
2020-02-09
A nice variation on regular guacamole, this time with red salsa instead of tomatillos.
This is not as dry as pure avocado, but not nearly as wet as the previous one with tomatillos. The tomatoes, onion and cilantro all add a new flavor accent that I found quite enjoyable. Even after draining the lime juice, the cilantro salsa should still be acidic enough to prevent the avocado from turning black.
This is what you need for 2-4 servings:
2020-02-09
Pic23: two Hass avocados