We definitely love Mexican food around here and probably have it at least once a week. I've been working on perfecting my guacamole recently, but I still like to cut corners a bit and use a package of Produce Partners Great Guacamole seasoning. Lawry's also makes a good guacamole seasoning (the McCormick stuff in the orange package is nasty though). Eventually I may move to a completely from scratch guac with peppers and other spices, but for now I like my easy semi-homemade guac :)
Easy Mild Guacamole
4 ripe avacados (skin will be dark and the avacado will yield to slight pressure)
3 small roma tomatoes, seeds removed
1/4 of a white onion
1 packet of guacamole seasoning
juice of half a lime
dash of salt
Remove peel and mash up avacados in a large bowl. Chop up tomatoes and onion, add to the avacado mixture. Mix in packet of guacamole seasoning, lime juice, and salt. Chill for 30 minutes before serving.
3 comments:
Yummy! I love your blog.
In addition to what you said about how to know an avocado is ripe, I've also learned to pull out the little stem nub and if the exposed area is a light green, it's ripe.
~Nestie flowersandhiro
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I make a fairly good gauc from scratch myself and I'll pass along my secret spice - garlic salt. I use all the fresh ingredients you listed and garlic salt
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