While i was in India i have never heard of this fabulous fruit and the very first bite was very unusual as i was wondering how could a vegetable( or fruit ) could be this creamy, almost as soft as butter. There are two types of avocados, one is a Hass avocado with black hard rugged skin and the other one thin skinned green Fuerte. I found Hass avocados more creamier than the Green Fuertes.
My coworker, when she was pregnant she used to eat the whole avocado just like a fruit every morning along with her breakfast. She asked me to try a piece and let me tell you it was very creamy,lightly sweet and delicious ( until then i ha vent had an avocado directly except for the guacamole ).. In the very next visit to the farmers market i looked for these fruits and couldn't wait to experiment them in salads and dips.. My chunky and spicy guacamole is a perfect healthy dip for those hearty chips, So guys bring on those chips sitting in the pantry!!!
Ingredients you need:
- 2 Hass avocados( ripe but not too soft, press these avocados with a finger and if these make a dent they are too ripened, i would like to use them a day before that )
- 1/2 small red onion( only red onion, no yellow or white please )
- 1-2 green chillies
- 1 Roma tomato
- 1-2 tbsp freshly squeezed lime juice( or lemon )
- 1 tsp lime or lemon rind
- half a bunch of coriander( cilantro ) leaves
- 10-15 fresh mint leaves
- Salt to taste
- Freshly ground black pepper to taste
How to make spicy chunky guacamole...
- Cut avocados in half, remove pit and scoop flesh out of shell with a spoon. Chop up the avocado into 1 inch bites and coat them with half lime/lemon juice, as this prevents from discoloration
- Chop green chillies, tomatoes and onions very finely
- In a large bowl add avocado and mash very little with a fork and then add tomato,green chillies, onions, black pepper and the rest of the lemon/lime juice
- Add chopped cilantro and mint leaves
- Mix in salt just before serving
This recipe is on its way to :
- Monthly Mingle event hosted by Mansi of Fun Food
- Herb Mania hosted by Dee of Ammalus Kitchen
Note: Guacamole doesnt keep well, so make it at the last moment just before serving..
Tags: Dips, Appetizers, Guacamole, Avacodo, Lime, lemon, Mint, cilantro
I love avovado and this spicu Gucamole looks delicous.
ReplyDeleteIt is indeed good for a party
I agree, Haas is the best, Guacamole looks yum and fat free! Avocados have good kinda fat. YAY!:))
ReplyDeleteArvind says we do have Avocado trees in India, grow in estates but nobody knows how to use the fruits, so we don't bother with them!What a loss!
Avacado is is simply delicious, smooth, buttery, etc. It's hard not to eat them all the same day I buy them. Love the guacamole!
ReplyDeleteLovely guacamole. Its almost like I make it (and we do get avocados in India now!)
ReplyDeleteYour guacamole looks so fresh and yummy !
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thankyou kalva for participating! Simple love the gaucamole
ReplyDeleteYes Happy cook its so easy to make Guacamole...
ReplyDeleteWow Asha, really you guys have trees in India!! Hmm may be you should let them know how to eat them!!
Hi Vb,
ReplyDeleteHavent tried avacado in cookingthough, would explore to cook avacado.. Thanks for stopping by
Simran i dint know that they do sell avocados in India... I will ask my mom to look for it..
Thanks DelhiBelle, Sowmya, Dee and rkShistu for stopping by,.
ReplyDeleteAvocado's are awesome! I can eat them like crazy, alone or made into something. Their flavor is made so good by adding lime. The guacamole looks delicious :)
ReplyDeleteI have never tried avacado without any seasonings...we do have avacados in India. My FIL says, when he was a kid, they would sprinkle sugar on them and have it.
ReplyDeleteNice entry... have something for u in my blog.. check out!
ReplyDeletegonna try this for the next party! Seems easy to make..!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the award Shubha.. love it!!!
ReplyDeleteMeeso you can even the lemon zest and it enchances the flavor a lot...
ReplyDeleteWow Shankari you guys have a plant in india, you must be lucky!!!
Yes Payal its takes no time to whip up this Guacamole, but make sure to make just before the party starts...
ReplyDeletethanks for commenting ...u too have a amazing blog..ur snack looks soo crunchy and delicious...its good for the startes during parties...
ReplyDeletethxs for your low fat receipe... looks yummy ....great entry....
ReplyDeleteLove guacamole..But havent tried at home..Thanks for the recipe
ReplyDeleteThats a yummy Guacamole & great with chips! Perfect appetizer...
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ReplyDeletelove avacados, gucamole looks yum.
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