Guac is happy food around our house. We're big, BIG fans. It's oh so good, easy, and very adaptable to your own tastes and ingredients on hand.
The basic players in a good guac are avocados (duh), onion, tomato, cilantro, jalapeño, and lime juice.
We start out with about six small avocados or three jumbo ones. Whichever are ripe or on sale at the grocery store. Spoon the flesh into a large bowl, and mash them up a bit. (Mmmm...I have a hard core addiction to avocados.) Then dice up two or three tomatoes, and throw them in the mix. (We usually use romas, because they're less juicy.)
We use a small food processor to quickly dice up the onion, cilantro and jalapeño. (I say "we", but really I just handle the avocados then sit back and eat Oreos while Greg does the rest.)
I really like white onions, but red onions are very delicious too. Of coarse, yellow is fine, but beware of the stronger flavor. Use a half to a whole depending on your taste. Please don't forget the jalapeños! They will not make is spicy. I promise. Greg has thrown in as many as three before without telling me until I declared it delicious. Throwing in the cilantro with the onions and jalapeños will help it chop up nicely.
Season your green goodness with a little salt and a squeeze of lime juice.
Oh BILLY! Guacamole rocks. I hope you enjoy it, Des!!!
Greg's Guacamole
6 avocados
2-3 roma tomatoes
1/2 to whole white onion
cilantro (about half a bunch)
juice from about one lime
1-3 jalapeños
salt to taste (honestly I don't think this is necessary, but Greg firmly disagrees.)
Smash, dice, chop, and mix it in a bowl. Eat on everything. Seriously....chips, sandwiches, wraps, hamburgers, plain on a spoon....everything.






