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Old 07-05-2011, 04:15 PM   #1
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Avocado aioli
I'm looking for a spicy avocado aioli recipe... I ate at a restaurant in Texas called El Polio Regio, and they had this amazing hot sauce made with avocado.. I'm assuming it was an aioli sauce but I'm not sure? It's a Monterrey Mexico restaurant.. Maybe I'm wrong? Any suggestions or guidance would be most appreciated

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Old 07-05-2011, 04:56 PM   #2
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Could it be a spicy guacamole?
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Old 07-05-2011, 05:27 PM   #3
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I'm sure they used mayonnaise or a creme fresh in the sauce... maybe even an avocado pulp... the consistency of spicy quac doesn't fit... It had a thick salsa puree consistency... almost like a white gravy...
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Old 07-05-2011, 05:48 PM   #4
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Hmmm...did they maybe use a type of cream cheese?
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It's entirely possible to make an aioli that includes avocado. It might be something as easy as combining guac. with mayonnaise.
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It's entirely possible to make an aioli that includes avocado. It might be something as easy as combining guac. with mayonnaise.
I figured the same.. It came out ok.. but not great... The taste was there but the thickness and consistency was off... Using mayo in a Mexican sauce is just off setting to me.. Should I be using a sour cream?
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Sour cream would be more appropriate. However, I got the impression you were trying to duplicate a restaurant recipe and said it included mayo.
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lol I have a lot of el pollo regio around here :)
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lol I have a lot of el pollo regio around here :)
Oh man!! I miss the whole chicken deal for 11 bucks.... can't beat that open grill chicken... Makes me hungry thinking about it.. toooo bad it's over 1000 miles away from me now
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I'm looking for a spicy avocado aioli recipe... I ate at a restaurant in Texas called El Polio Regio, and they had this amazing hot sauce made with avocado.. I'm assuming it was an aioli sauce but I'm not sure? It's a Monterrey Mexico restaurant.. Maybe I'm wrong? Any suggestions or guidance would be most appreciated

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Aioli is a garlic mayonnaise sauce. I can't imagine avocado in mayonnaise. Was it like that?
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