Guacamole; 3 Questions
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mommyshortlegs
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1) What is your favorite guacamole recipe?
2) What methods of guacamole storage/preservation have you found to be effective in combating The Brown?
3) How much guacamole can one reasonably consume in a single day on a 40/30/30 diet of 1,500-1,600 allotted daily calories?
Why yes, I do have a craving.
2) What methods of guacamole storage/preservation have you found to be effective in combating The Brown?
3) How much guacamole can one reasonably consume in a single day on a 40/30/30 diet of 1,500-1,600 allotted daily calories?
Why yes, I do have a craving.
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I keep it simple. Avocados (obviously), lime juice, salt and pepper, red onion, a little tomato and of course cilantro.
I have never stored it for more then a day but I think the lime juice helps plus I will press wax paper on top of it.
avocados!0 -
1) garlic, cilantro, lime juice (onions make me sick). I put it on celery stick, carrot sticks, salad.
2) put Saran Wrap right onto the guacamole or avocado. Smush it down like you are covering playdoh, don't let air between the wrap and the guacamole
3) I eat between 1/4 and 1/2 an avocado most days. It's so good for me, so filling, and I make room in one of my meals for that many calories.i don't know how that works into your calories and macros, because I am not a math mind... Sorry!0 -
I eat guacamole several times a week. My husband is pretty picky, so mine is very simple.
1 small-Medium Haas Avocado (I usually end up with ~3/4 of it b/c my son likes it plain)
1 serano pepper
1 small garlic clove
1/8 c. cilantro unpacked (this is a guestimate-it's usually a couple of sprigs and I don't measure)
~1/3 cup plain yogurt (I make my own with skim milk).
Process the pepper, garlic, and cilantro in a food processor until small. Add yogurt and avocado and process until smooth.
**if I have it around, I will add a splash of lime or lemon juice.0 -
toss the pit in with it once you go to store it and that should help keep it from getting brown right away0
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I eat guacamole quite often.
I just make it with mashed avocado, lime juice, sea salt, and black pepper. It doesn't need anything else added to it.0 -
1) homemade salsa - 1 red pepper, 1 red onion, one small cucumber (kirby is a good size), 1-2 ripe tomatos, 1 spicy pepper of choice. food process all but the tomatoes into small pieces, through in the tomatos for a few quick chops.
Mix in 1 lime of juice and a 1/2 of lemon and a handful of sprigs of Cilantro, then salt and pepper to taste.
Let it sit for a hour or two, mix 2-3 tables spoons per avacado, or more if you like.
2) i make the guac to use, and keep the avacados in ziplocks with the air sucked out if they are cut.
3) I think it depends on your typical meals. you can use avocado or guac as toppings in place of mayo for example. so as long as you plan your meals you can consume as much fits into your calorie budget.0 -
Avocado, a little garlic, a little salt & pepper, & lime juice (or lemon if I don't have limes) - that's it. Can't stand cilantro, so that weed never touches my guacamole!0
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Avocado, roma tomatoes, spanish onions, cilantro, salt, pepper, lemonORlime. That's it. I only make enough to eat at one sitting. For us that's one avocado per person. We eat it as a side with meat.
My mom however has all kinds of crazy tricks, leave the seed in when storing, press cling wrap right up against it, lemon juice all over the top (for this I'd use a small bowl so there's less guac hitting the air on top). All in all though, it was all too much hassle for me and with little payoff, some still dark areas. That's why I just prefer to finish up what we've made, log my cals, and be done with it. There has literally never been a time I was all "Oh god no, I'm too full, I couldn't possibly eat more guacamole." Never.0 -
1. I just put avo, fresh garlic, sea salt, pepper, lime juice and cilantro in a bowl and squish
2. no storage cause I eat it all
3. crap, I don't remember the third question... daydreaming about guac now0 -
I agree with other recipe but you may fine saving the pit and leaving it in the guacamole also helps keep it green longe along with pressing plastic wrap directly on the top and storing in shallow air tight container.0
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I make Pioneer Woman Pico De Gallo with Roma tomatoes, jalapeno peppers, cilantro, red onion, lime juice and salt. I let that set for a while in the fridge.
THEN!!! I mash up avocado and mix the pico de gallo with the avocado...it is DEVINE!!!0 -
I really like the Wholly Guacamole individual serving packs because I never have to worry about "The Brown"!
http://eatwholly.com/products/wholly-guacamole/classic-snack-pack.html
They're also a good way to portion control and really portable for lunches.0 -
1) What is your favorite guacamole recipe?
2) What methods of guacamole storage/preservation have you found to be effective in combating The Brown?
3) How much guacamole can one reasonably consume in a single day on a 40/30/30 diet of 1,500-1,600 allotted daily calories?
Why yes, I do have a craving.
1. My recipe is simple, and good.
Fresh avocados, diced
Lime juice to taste
cilantro
chopped green onion
black pepper
salt
a little tomato
then you eat the hell out of it.
2. Acid and lack of oxygen. You can vac pack your guacamole, or you can add acid.
3. Depends on how it fits into your macros.0 -
I'm doing Raw right now so I add extra oil: A. Ripe Avocado (1), 1/4 C Olive Oil, blend very smooth. B. Ripe Avocados (2) Diced, 2 Limes juiced, (2) Finely diced Serrano Chiles. Combine Part A with B and stir...dip with Veggies!
Lime will keep it fresh for 2-3 days. It's all about the Avocado and Citrus, everything else is preference and does not matter.0 -
1. Alton Brown's recipe is amazing!
2. I don't know a great way, but putting cling wrap pressed up on it will help for a little while.0 -
right now I make mine with avocados, lime juice, and a little bit of salsa...I just mix it in until it looks good. As soon as my garden starts producing tomatoes and cilantro, I will make it with all fresh ingredients
And when I make it, I eat it until it is gone...so I have never had the problem of how to store it without it turning brown!0 -
1-2 small avocados black skin, 1/4 red chilli ,salt,1 garlic clove, 1/2 small lemon juice, it stays fresh 2 days.
I wouldnt let myself have more than 350 kcal from the Guacamole a day because of the other vitamins ect your body needs.0 -
Avocoado, lime, onions, diced tomato, cilantro, salt and pepper0
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1 avocado with 1-2 tbsp salsa. Simple and amazingly good. I tend to not store it but make it right before I want to eat it toa void the browningissue. But if I absolutely HAVE to make it ahead, I leave the pit in with the guac to keep it from getting brown too fast and it works like a charm.0
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What!?!?!?!??!?! No one is chopping up a Jalapeno!?!??!0
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