One of the great things about growing up was having cousins. I have treasured memories of fun times and adventures with a number of my cousins, and we still get together from time to time.
Than got to spend some time with his cousin Kate in Salem, while on a really fast weekend trip with me to Oregon a few weeks ago.
Katie served her mission in southern Texas. Now she is a budding chef, specializing in ... yep, Tex-Mex goodies! Than got a lesson in making avocado dip, while helping Katie fix dinner one night.
I don't recall Kate's recipe, but it was simple and really tasty!
My spin on GUACAMOLE: Mash two ripe avocados until creamy, mix with 2 chopped roma tomatoes, about 1 T of fresh lemon or lime juice, 2 T. minced red onion, a clove or two of garlic minced, one more avocado cut into chunks, salt and pepper to taste, a tiny smidgen of cayenne if you like a bit of heat.
This stuff is addictive, don't say you weren't warned! Serve with a good brand of corn tortilla chip as dippers. Or thin with a bit of water, for a superior taco salad dressing.
That strange looking yellow and green contraption? Oh, that's a lemon/lime squeezer. Mine is used daily. An amazing tool!
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