jkath
Hospitality Queen
If you're having a martini, it's fun to use an avocado ball, instead of the traditional olive. You just use a melon baller.
Now why didn't I think of that...jkath said:If you're having a martini, it's fun to use an avocado ball, instead of the traditional olive. You just use a melon baller.
Nah, I'll have one with ya, I just got back from grocery shopping and it was like a zoo! I'm ready, I've got the avocados and gin and , weeeel here's to youjkath said:Okay, it's after 12 - I'm up for one
Actually, avoballs are really good in gin drinks too, especially citrusy ones.
Very good in grapefruit vodka as well.
I'm lookin like a lush - oh dear! Back to my coffee!
Barbara,Barbara L said:I love avocados any way, shape, or form! To eat them plain, I like to either cut them in half, remove the seed, and sprinkle just a bit of salt on it, or better yet put a couple teaspoons lemon or lime juice on it and then add a little salt. Avocados are wonderful on a green salad, along with tomatoes. Any dressing is good with it, but Thousand Island seems to be made to go with it (I also love Bleu Cheese with it).
Now I am going to give you a recipe for something so wonderful that you will wonder how you lived this long without it! lol
These are served cold and go great with steak.
Stuffed Green Chiles
1 can (4 oz.) whole green chiles
1/4 pound shredded jack cheese
1 ripe avocado
1/2 cup cooking oil
1/2 cup vinegar
1 red onion (optional)
Salt and pepper, to taste
Mash avocado with salt and pepper. Slit open chiles, remove seeds. Stuff each chile with avocado and cheese. Place stuffed chiles in deep (at least 3") dish. Mix oil and vinegar and pour over chiles. Top with onion slices, if desired.
Refrigerate 2 to 3 hours.
Enjoy!
Barbara
In the Kitchen said:Guess I am thinking of vodka when I have to clean this freezer. Anything to help me with this job. Just as long as I don't fall in and the lid closes.