They are the perfect size and all that jazz. If you're in need, I highly suggest them. By the way, strawberries right off the vine are life changing.
Here's my question. What's your secret guacamole ingredient? You know you have one. I must make it 3 times a week and I'm always looking for a new recipe. My favorite way to make it? With mango, red onion, tomato, garlic, Himalayan pink salt, lemon and serve in endive leaves or with salmon.
I'd love to hear your favorite ingredient, secret ingredient, or any other delicious tips you have!
WOW. Your guacamole sounds amaaazing! I've actually never made it before. I don't know why, but I was always afraid I'd somehow screw up the recipe. So thanks for sharing yours! :)
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ReplyDeletehi, it is the barbar tray from ikea. Love them. Super cheap and you can use them for everything!
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I hear people put Mayo in it so it doesnt turn brown- but I've never made it that way
ReplyDeleteStrawberries = heaven! I just love them.
ReplyDeleteI happen to make guac on the regular as well. I use, tomato, onion, fresh cilantro (pinch depending on how much your making), sea salt, fresh squeezed lime juice, garlic and if you want to make alot for a party add cottage cheese. I do not ever ever eat cottage cheese! But you add it to guac and it just doubles what you have made and tastes wonderful!
Confession: I buy it already made and stir in this little packet at my grocery store. I don't have much luck with avocados. :)
ReplyDeleteYour guac sounds delicious! I use lime, cilantro, garlic salt, fresh pepper and onions when I make it!
ReplyDeleteYour guac sounds delicious! I use lime, cilantro, garlic salt, fresh pepper and onions when I make it!
ReplyDeleteYou could try shrimp, corn or black beans added to what you already have.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a fan of guac so I can't help you out there, but I love the anthro bowls!
ReplyDeletefunny your bowls disappear. at my house, it's the water glasses! those are super cute...guard them with you life.
ReplyDeleteas for the guac, your recipe sound more amazing than anything i have to office. as a matter of fact, i'm copying yours now.
the secret is lemon* juice, not lime.
ReplyDeletewho knew!
HIMALAYAN PINK SALT?!?! ahhhhhhhh *runs to whole foods* (or the himalayas?)
ReplyDeleteEvery time I go to Anthro I want to buy a whole new dish set. It kills me!
ReplyDeletea dash of worsestire sauce and cayenne pepper.
ReplyDeletelove a good spicy guac and home made chips.
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feta cheese and red onion. not your typical guacamole, but people LOVE it. it's so good!
ReplyDeleteOlive oil is a secret ingredient around here. Also during christmas we make christmas guac with red grapes and pomegranate seeds. People go crazy for it.
ReplyDeleteThese are so gorgeous, ill have to pay a visit (again!)
ReplyDeleteHI.. your recipe sounds delish!
ReplyDeleteI use cilantro, a little lime juice and a little ground chipotle chile pepper, the flavor is a little smoky, it's really good!
I love the bowl!! Unfortunately, I have no secret recipe!
ReplyDeletecute bowls!
ReplyDeleteI have the opposite problem, I keep collecting bowls. Spoons on the other hand disappear like crazy.
ReplyDeleteI think the secret to guacamole is the combination. My fiance uses avocado, lime, jalapeno, garlic, cilantro, red onion, and salt (nothing special) but it's the best guacamole in the world. I love the idea of Christmas guacamole, though!
Thank you all for the tips! I can't wait to try these out!
ReplyDeletehave you ever tired Valentina in powder..I was introduced to it by a very good Mexican friend...and my guacamole has never look back! You usually found it at Latinos Supermarkets..!! You can then go ahead and have mango with Valentina, pineapple with Valentina... and my new fav popcorn with Valentina...!
ReplyDeleteI learned this recipe while living in Mexican food country LA....finely chop red onion, tomato, jalapeno, garlic, add roasted corn (roast bag of frozen corn or buy finished roasted corn from trader joes), add all this to the avacado (mushed or chopped)....secret ingredients are cumin and apple cider vinegar (you can pretty much add these by taste, but you use a fair amount of vinegar). I'm telling you it is AMAZING...everyone asks how to make this!!
ReplyDeleteI think everyone's already mentioned my ingredients (avocado, a little garlic, onion, tomato, cilantro, lemon juice, a little jalapeno, and onion salt).
ReplyDeleteHowever, my best secret is the professional chopper and avocado pitter I got when I registered at Williams-Sonoma for our wedding. Makes making guac go by SO much faster!
Love those bowls! My ingredient is garlic powder and onion powder...always does the trick, with all of the above mentioned of course :) Found your blog through LEB, love it!
ReplyDeleteI like the bowls, but your guac recipe has me even more intriqued... sounds divine... definitely a combo I wouldn't think of.
ReplyDeleteMy secret is using a traditional molcajete and grinding white onion and cilantro first before adding the next ingredients... its a hit every time, plus fun to use. They now sell them at Crate and Barrel I think! I'm going to try your tip and add mango this summer, that sounds delish!
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ReplyDeletefirst add the salt to lime juice and stir to disolve, then add other ingredients.
Am I the only one who uses a pinch of ground cumin?
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