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First time making anything mexican (guac)


First time making anything mexican (guac)

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29 Comments

  1. RaifusForWaifus

    Never seen anyone serve lays chips with it

  2. Comfortable-Copy-687

    Less is more, and this is specially true for guacamole. If you want pico de gallo, keep it separate.

    Try this one time, smash half a garlic clove with a pinch of salt, then roughly mix with 2 avocado, add a FEW DROPS of lime juice, mix gently and adjust for salt.

  3. Radiant_Price8950

    Well it depends
    Personally guacamole is more avocado than veggies.
    Next time try and have less
    But hey it’s good .

  4. Embarrassed_Use4466

    Everyone’s version is different. Adjust it towards your own taste. I just tried a recipe that uses orange juice instead of lime. Not traditional but it was delicious. Experiment with different juices, chiles, or chips.

  5. soparamens

    It’s *Guacamole*.

    Seems that you missed using lime juice, that’s why your guacamole looks brownish (oxidated). NExt time add mexican lime (limĂłn) juice and it will look green and fantastic.

  6. Silver-Firefighter35

    Looks pretty good. I would tend to go more heavy on the avocado and add a lot of lime, both for the flavor and the acidity. Also, how did the chips hold up? I love Lays, but think they would have broken up in the scoop.

  7. bella_gothts4

    I know this is a “mexican food” community but as a mexican I can tell you that must mexicans dont follow the rules for cooking or eating, if you like it without lime or with chips then thats your version of it and thats fine.

  8. Captainboner

    I actually wouldn’t mind the tomato, but wtf is up with the potato chips

  9. arhombus

    You need lime, that’s a necessity. But as long as it tasted good, awesome.

  10. notyouisme999

    Looks goods.

    But to many things be called guacamole, that is more like a salsa with avocado on it. Still good!

  11. speedyshoe

    Why criticize the chips? Of course, it’s best on my grandma’s home-made totopos from her tortillas, from the corn of her field, but guacamole goes on everything and Mexican food allows for flexibility. I don’t like garlic in my guacamole and try to use the least ingredients possible to keep the flavors authentic, but it’s a personal choice.

    Keep it up OP, Mexican food is the best.

  12. trixter69696969

    There’s a lot of douche bags here, pay them no mind. Looks great.

    But seriously, less tomato next time. And lime.

  13. ViktorHugo6

    Put the fkn full name,is guacamole! Not fkn “guac”

  14. El_SanchoPantera

    Dawg, don’t listen to these “I’m Mexican” comments, if it’s good to you, it’s all good. Eat with whatever you want and use whatever ratio you want. Cheers!

  15. Congratulations! Keep up the good work.

    I think it’s fantastic that you are cooking for yourself at 13. Understanding tradition and playing around with recipes are both important themes in the kitchen, but they’re not mutually exclusive. Above all, the most important thing to remember is that if you like it, it’s good.

    A bit of lime in there will help slow down the oxidization (browning) process.

    Have fun!

    Edit: myth removal

  16. Finn_WolfBlood

    Don’t listen to the others. If it’s your first time it looks great

  17. Degoliver91

    More like ” pico de Gallo” than guacamole, still, good job, use totopos instead and more avocado.

  18. HerrNieto

    That looks great! We do it like that at home, with a lot of vegetables specially tomato!

  19. pendejadas

    cualquier mexicano aqui agarraria una papita y la meteria en el guacamole si estuvieran en una fiesta y estaban los dos platos en una mesa, no se anden con mamadas que tiene que ser totopos, pinches ridiculos…

  20. yefrockx

    El guacamole lleva aguacate, cebolla, jitomate y limon, cilantro, nadamas.

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