No doubt that this composition of avocado, salt, lime, onion and personal touch is a mainstay of most Michacanos daily fare. I love it for the simplicity, how I can cheerfully consume in a day as many as are ripe in my neighborhood. The September issue of Saveur magazine had a great, informative article on avocado varieties available in the U.S. The names for these varieties, even Haas, aren't recognized here, and as Michoacán is famous for avocados, I intend to decipher these varieties in the local vernacular. Call me, La Cazadora Aguacate, or The Avocado Huntress! I also pledge to follow in the spirit of Diana Kennedy, and include some exotic fruits, like blackberry or mango, into the molcajete mix!
Sunday, December 16, 2007
¡Guacam...olé!
No doubt that this composition of avocado, salt, lime, onion and personal touch is a mainstay of most Michacanos daily fare. I love it for the simplicity, how I can cheerfully consume in a day as many as are ripe in my neighborhood. The September issue of Saveur magazine had a great, informative article on avocado varieties available in the U.S. The names for these varieties, even Haas, aren't recognized here, and as Michoacán is famous for avocados, I intend to decipher these varieties in the local vernacular. Call me, La Cazadora Aguacate, or The Avocado Huntress! I also pledge to follow in the spirit of Diana Kennedy, and include some exotic fruits, like blackberry or mango, into the molcajete mix!
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