2-3 Avacado's...Dark and ripe
a tablespoon of frash garlic, crushed and minced (take about 3 bulbs and press them with the side of a knife to get the oil out before you mince the crap out of em)
One half of a onion, diced. (I prefer vidalia, red are ok also. yellow are so/so)
either the juice of one nice sized lime, or about 6 Key limes. (key limes are best, but are seasonal)
about half a can of diced tomatoes. (i like the tase better to fresh for some reason)
A small handfull of diced, fresh cilantro. (fresh is better)
2 tablespoons of Cumin (the spice. It gives your dip a chilli taste, and is key! its about a tight handful)
a few tablespoons of diced jalapenos...pited and seeded if possible (i tend to use less of these then i do tomatoes. Rotel is a good brand for those.)
A dash of salt and pepper to taste. Avacado's eat up the salt. (i like the fresh ground black pepper and a good amount of salt)
I always measure out any spices or dry ingrediants in my hand before i add them, also, to prevent adding to much.
Now, the best ingridents make the best stuff. I use all organic spices and fresh goods when possible. When I measure out exact amounts, I'll post them. Also, after you halve the avacado, make 5-6 vertical slices, then a few more horizontal slices takeing note not to cut the skin. (with a butter knife ) THEN scoop it all out with a spoon. While mixing in the ingrediants and tasting every so often, dont go to any effort to mush the avacado if you want a chunky texture. I never use sour cream, water, or mayo. It make make less, but it is so much better!
This should make a decent bowlful, finishable by 2 hungry people.
I think tostitos makes a organic corn chip, not sure.
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