I know most people think of guacamole as a summer appetizer but I just heard on a podcast the other day that California avocados are in season and taste the best in the winter. This is great news for me because I eat it year round and on just about everything. When I first gave up dairy, I became an avocado addict. I have one word for you: Creaminess. Which is, admittedly, something that can be lacking from some dairy free foods. So I started putting diced avocado on top of my chili, instead of cheese and sour cream. And I started putting guacamole on hamburgers, sandwiches, and on top of tacos. Sometimes, avocados can really satisfy that need for something creamy and I barely even notice that the cheese is gone.
I must confess, this isn't exactly a recipe. It's just a much simpler way to put guacamole on your table than having to chop up onion, tomato and garlic.
What you'll need:
avocados (You will probably want at least 3 or 4 if you're serving more than 2 people)
a lime or lemon
that leftover jar of prepared salsa in your fridge
salt
First, cut open and mash up the avocados (little brown spots are ok but make sure you get any stringy parts out). Add a small spoonful of the salsa and a generous squeeze of lime/lemon juice. After you mix it up, add salt to taste.
This isn't the prettiest guac in the world so I wouldn't recommend serving it to company you are trying to impress but it's great on a weeknight. We had ours on homemade black bean burgers this week.
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