From Truly Mexican,
Roberto Santibañez, John Wiley, 2012.
I wanted something to go with quesadillas so settled on this
fruit guacamole. It sounded a little unusual but somehow I rather liked the
idea of combining fruits with chilli and a bit of salt.
I had bought a little roasted flaked coconut so did not have
to roast my own as per the recipe. The remainder of the recipe was just to chop
and mix. Into the mix went a little less than a quarter of a finely chopped
white onion, a finely chopped hot red chilli, salt, half a peach peeled and
chopped, 8 white grapes and 8 red grapes quartered and a handful of pomegranate
seeds.
An avocado was now cut into small pieces and added to this
mixture. It was all tossed well with a fork and the avocado squashed lightly to combine the ingredients a bit more. It was now ready.
I did enjoy this guacamole. The chilli heat and the salt
seemed to add a wonderful tang against the mildness of the avocado and the
sweet flavours of the fruits. One to have more often and one to try out with
other fruit combinations.
Taste: ✔✔✔✔✔
Ease of
cooking: ✔✔✔✔✔
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