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Perfect Guacamole Recipe Guide

This document provides recipes for three types of pickled eggs: beet pickled eggs, curry pickled eggs, and jalapeno pickled eggs. Each recipe calls for hard boiled eggs, vinegar or water, sugar, and various spices. The ingredients are combined and brought to a boil to allow the flavors to infuse the eggs before refrigerating. Pickled eggs can be served as a snack or appetizer.

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Perfect Guacamole Recipe Guide

This document provides recipes for three types of pickled eggs: beet pickled eggs, curry pickled eggs, and jalapeno pickled eggs. Each recipe calls for hard boiled eggs, vinegar or water, sugar, and various spices. The ingredients are combined and brought to a boil to allow the flavors to infuse the eggs before refrigerating. Pickled eggs can be served as a snack or appetizer.

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Perfect Guacamole

Ingredients
2 ripe avocados
1/2 red onion, minced (about 1/2 cup)
1-2 serrano chiles, stems and seeds
removed, minced
2 tablespoons cilantro leaves, fnely
chopped
1 tablespoon of fresh lime or lemon
juice
1/2 teaspoon coarse salt
dash of freshly grated blac! pepper
1/2 ripe tomato, seeds and pulp removed, chopped
"arnish #ith red radishes or jicama$ %erve #ith tortilla chips$
&ethod
1$ 'ut avocados in half$ (emove seed$ %coop out avacado from the peel,
put in a mi)ing bo#l$ (%ee *o# to 'ut and +eel an vocado$)
2$ ,sing a for!, mash the avocado$ dd the chopped onion, cilantro,
lime or lemon, salt and pepper and mash some more$ 'hili peppers
vary individually in their hotness$ %o, start #ith a half of one chili
pepper and add to the guacamole to your desired degree of hotness$
-e careful handling the peppers. #ash your hands thoroughly after
handling and do not touch your eyes or the area near your eyes #ith
your hands for several hours$
/eep the tomatoes separate until ready to serve$
(emember that much of this is done to taste because of the
variability in the fresh ingredients$ %tart #ith this recipe and adjust to
your taste$
0$ 'over #ith plastic #rap directly on the surface of the guacamole to
prevent o)idation from the air reaching it$ (efrigerate until ready$
1$ 2ust before serving, add the chopped tomato to the guacamole and
mi)$
3ariations
4or a very 5uic! guacamole just ta!e a 1/1 cup of salsa and mi) it in #ith
your mashed avocados$ 6ou don7t need to have tomatoes in your
guacamole$
8o e)tend a limited supply of avocados, add either sour cream or cottage
cheese to your guacamole dip$ +urists may be horrifed, but so #hat9 It
tastes great$ In fact, guacamole #ith a little cottage cheese added to it is
my favorite$
6ield: %erves 2-1$
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How to Cut and Peel an Avocado
&ethod
1$ "rip the avocado
gently on one side #ith
one hand$ ;ith a large,
sharp !nife in the other
hand, cut the avocado
length#ise around the
seed$ <pen the t#o
halves to e)pose the pit$
2a$ t this point there are
a fe# #ays you can
proceed to remove the
pit from the avocado half
that has the pit$ <ne #ay
is to ma!e another cut,
length#ise on the
avocado half that has the
pit, cutting around the
pit, e)posing it so that it
is easier to remove$ 6ou
can also use a spoon to
scoop out the pit$
2b$ nother method is a
bit tric!y, as you7ll see$
8his method is very
popular, but you must be
careful lest you cut your
hand$ 4or safety, fold up
a !itchen to#el and use
that to hold the avocado
half #ith the pit$ "ently
tap the pit #ith a !nife
#ith enough force so that
the !nife edge #edges
into the pit, but not so
hard as to cut all the #ay
through it$ I generally just
tap it very gently a fe#
times, each #ith
increasing pressure, until
a cut is made in the pit
su=ciently to t#ist the
pit out$ "etting the
pressure just right ta!es
a little practice$
;ith the edge of the
!nife, t#ist the pit out of
the avocado and discard$
0a t this point, you can
either scoop out the
avocado >esh #ith a
spoon (for ma!ing
guacamole), or slice the
avocado into segments$
8o ma!e it more easy to
scoop out the avocado
>esh, ta!e a small dinner
!nife and gently ma!e
cuts in the avocado >esh
in a cross-hatch pattern,
careful not to brea!
through the avocado
peel$ 8hen use a spoon to
easily scoop out the
avocado pieces$ If you
are ma!ing guacamole,
don7t #orry about slightly
discoloured or bro#nish
sections$ %coop them up
#ith the rest of the
avocado to mash$
0b$ 8o ma!e avocado
slices, use a !nife to slice
the inside of the avocado
halves into sections$
?on7t #orry if you cut
right through the peel$
1$ ,se your fngers to
separate the avocado
segments from the peel$
Mom's Chicken Enchiladas
Ingredients
1 small onion, chopped (about a
cup)
3egetable oil - grapeseed or olive
2 small cloves garlic, minced
1 11$@-ounce can tomatoes,
preferably fre-roasted if you can
get it
2 8bsp red chili po#der
1 teaspoon sugar
1/2 cup to a cup of #ater
12 corn tortillas
"rapeseed oil, peanut oil or canola oil - a high smo!e point vegetable oil
2-0 cups of coo!ed chic!en, shredded or chopped
%alt
2 cups grated cheese (about 1/0 lb)
Method
1$ +reheat the oven to 0@AB4$
2$ +repare the sauce$ 'oat a large s!illet #ith oil and sautC the onions on
medium heat until translucent, a fe# minutes$ dd the garlic for a minute
more$ ;hile the onions are coo!ing, purCe the canned tomatoes in a
blender$ dd the tomatoes to the onions and garlic$ -ring to a lo# simmer$
%tart adding the chili po#der, one teaspoon at a time, tasting after each
addition, until you get to the desired level of heat and chili >avor$ 4or us
that7s around 2 8ablespoons$ -ut it depends on your taste and ho# strong
the chili po#der is that you are using$ Dote that the tortillas and chic!en
#ill absorb some of the heat, so allo# for that and let it be a little bit
spicier than #hat you #ant in the fnished dish$ dd a teaspoon of sugar if
necessary to cut do#n on the acid from the tomatoes$ 6ou #ant more of
the taste of the chili and less of the tomatoes for this sauce$ s the sauce
simmers, dilute it #ith #ater to !eep it from getting too thic! as it
simmers$ (emove from heat$
lternatively, use a prepared canned enchilada sauce, #hich can be
perfectly fne$
0$ &i) in 1/1 cup of the sauce #ith the coo!ed chic!en, and a 1/1 cup of
the cheese$ %prin!le #ith a little salt$ %et aside$
1$ +repare the tortillas$ 8here are 2 basic #ays to prepare the tortillas - the
traditional #ay of dipping them in the sauce and heating them
individually, and my mom7s #ay #hen she is trying to cut do#n on the fat$
4irst the traditional #ay$ *eat a small light s!illet on med-high heat$ dd a
teaspoon of oil (high smo!e point oil as indicated above, #e use
grapeseed oil) to coat the pan$ ?ip a tortilla in the sauce to coat the
tortilla #ith sauce on both sides$ +lace the tortilla in the s!illet and heat
for a fe# seconds, until the tortilla begin to sho# some air bubbles$ ,se a
metal spatula to >ip to the other side for a fe# more seconds$ %et aside on
a plate$ (epeat #ith remaining tortillas$ +roceed to the step @$
4or my mom7s lo#-fat method of heating up the tortillas, she places a
small amount of oil in the s!illet to coat the pan$ dd a tortilla, >ip it to its
other side$ 8hen add another tortilla on top of the frst to soa! up some of
the e)cess oil$ 4lip them both together and add yet another tortilla$ /eep
adding them #herever there seems to be some e)cess oil$ 8he idea is to
heat the tortillas and soften them #ith the minimum amount of oil$ s the
tortillas become soft and heated, remove them to a paper to#el to soa!
up even more e)cess oil$ If you fnd you need more oil in the pan, add it$
;ith this method, you do D<8 get the chili >avor infused in the tortillas$ It
is a matter of preference$ I prefer the frst method, e)cess oil or not,
because it has a much richer and spicier >avor$ -ut as my mom says,
Enything goes$ 8his is just a guideline. do #hat you #ant$E
Dote that because #e made this batch the lo#-fat #ay, the follo#ing
photos sho# tortillas not coated in chili sauce, but the method is the same
for if you did$
@$ ssemble the enchiladas$ ,se an F)12 inch pyre) ba!ing dish$ +lace a
couple spoonfuls of the chic!en mi)ture in the center of a tortilla and roll it
up$ +lace in the ba!ing dish and repeat until all doGen of your tortillas are
neatly placed in ro#s in the casserole dish$ 'over the tortillas rolls #ith
the remaining sauce$
%prin!le #ith the remaining grated cheese$ Dote that I recall often eating
these chic!en enchiladas #ith very little cheese on them$ Instead #e had
probably 2/0 cup of chopped fresh onion that had been soa!ed in vinegar
sprin!led over the top$ (&y mom, bless her soul, has no recollection of the
chic!en enchiladas #ithout the sprin!led cheese$ -ut she7s in her HAs and
sometimes doesn7t remember these things$ <r she remembers later and
doesn7t remember that she ever forgot them in the frst place$ -ut hec!,
I7m in my 1As and my memory isn7t #hat it used to be either$)
I$ +lace in the oven and coo! for 1A minutes, or until cheese is bubbly$
,se a metal spatula to serve$
%erve #ith thinly sliced iceberg lettuce that has been seasoned #ith
vinegar and salt (no oil), guacamole or avocado slices, and sour cream$
"arnish #ith cilantro$
%erves 1$
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Pickled Eggs
Ingredients
Beet pickled eggs with cardamom and anise
1 beet, peeled and roughly chopped into 1 to 2-inch sized pieces, cooked*
1 cup beet juice*
1 cup cider vinegar
1/ onion, sliced
1/! cup granulated sugar
! cardamom pods
1 star anise
" hard cooked eggs**, peeled
*Simmer the chopped beets in a cup of water, covered, until tender, 30-40 minutes, or used
canned beets. se the beet !uice from the cooking water, or the !uice from canned beets.
"urried pickled eggs
1 cup cider vinegar
!/ cup #ater
1/ onion, sliced
!/ cup #hite granulated sugar
! cardamom pods
1 teaspoon mustard seeds $yello# or bro#n%
1 &bsp yello# curry po#der
" hard cooked eggs**, peeled
#alapeno pickled eggs
!/ cup cider vinegar
!/ cup #ater
1/2 cup plus 1 &bsp #hite granulated sugar
" cloves
2 jalapeno peppers, sliced in hal' length#ise, seeds removed and discarded
1 teaspoon cumin seeds
1 bay lea'
1/2 teaspoon dry oregano
1/ onion, sliced
1 garlic clove, peeled
" hard cooked eggs**, peeled
$arragon pickled eggs
!/ cup cider vinegar
!/ cup #ater
1/ onion, sliced
2 sprigs 'resh tarragon
1 teaspoon mustard seeds
1/2 cup plus 1 &bsp #hite granulated sugar
1 teaspoon herbs de provence
" hard cooked eggs**, peeled
**Boil or steam the eggs until hard cooked. $o steam the eggs, place in a steamer rack over
boiling water, cover and steam for %0 minutes. &emove from heat and rinse with cold water.
$o boil the eggs, cover with % inches of cold water in a saucepan, bring to a boil, cover,
remove from heat, and let sit for '% minutes, then rinse with cold water. (ard boiling works
best with eggs at least a week old, otherwise the) ma) be difficult to peel. Steaming works
great with fresh eggs.
Method
1 (eel the eggs and place in the bottom o' a clean glass jar, )uart sized.
2 *n a medium saucepan, add the vinegar, #ater $or beet juice i' using%, the onion $and
jalapeno i' using%, sugar, and spices. +ring to a boil and cook, uncovered, until the sugar has
dissolved and the onions are translucent, about , minutes. -emove 'rom heat and let cool a
'e# minutes.
(our the vinegar onion mi.ture over the eggs in the jar, covering the eggs completely. *'
you are making the beet pickled eggs, place some or all o' the cooked beets in #ith the eggs
in the jar $this #ill help to bring color to the eggs, and you #ill have pickled beets as #ell.%
/ecure close the jar0s cover. -e'rigerate up to a month.
&he pickled eggs #ill be ready to eat a'ter a 'e# days. &he longer the eggs sit in the pickling
juice, the more the pickling juice #ill penetrate the eggs.
!ield" 1akes si. pickled eggs.
Chori#o $ausage
Prep Time: 20 mins
Total Time: 20 mins
Yield: 2 pounds
About This Recipe
"Chorizo is a chile-garlic flavored sausage much loved in Mexico and the American Southwest, ut
most of the commerciall!-availale "inds are made with eef !products #such as salivar! glands$ that
don%t appeal to man! fol"s& 'ere%s a great recipe that uses ground por", instead& (t is a fresh sausage,
so coo" it thoroughl!& (t%s highl! flavored, so a little goes a long wa!& (t is convenient if it is wrapped
and frozen in small pac"ages& Chorizo can e used in man! wa!s) *or rea"fast, saute it and add to
scramled eggs& *r! up some chorizo and add some eans and spices, or grits or potatoes& Add it
coo"ed to !our urrito or taco fillings& (t also is good to add coo"ed to a red chile sauce, stew, or an!
other dishes !ou%d li"e to have a nice Mexican flavor&"
Ingredients
2 ls ground por"
+ large dried ,ew Mexico chiles #Chile Colorin$ or + large mild red chilies # aout +&--inches$
. small dried chile de arol #Chile deArol$ or . small chilies, according to how hot spic! !ou
want !our chorizo
/0. cup oiling water
1 cloves garlic, minced
2 talespoons dr! oregano leaves
2 teaspoons ground cumin
/ teaspoon fresh ground lac" pepper
/ teaspoon dar" rown sugar
. talespoons cider vinegar
2 talespoons te2uila
+ /02 teaspoons salt
Directions
/& 3rea" the colorin chiles into + pieces, and put them and the deArol peppers in a owl&
2& 4our the oiling water over them and let them sit until the!%re re-h!drated and soft&
+& 4lace the re-h!drated chiles together with the li2uid into a food processor and add the garlic,
oregano, cumin, lac" pepper, sugar, vinegar, te2uila, and salt, and process until the mixture
is smooth&
.& 4lace ground por" and the li2uid mixture into a sturd! electric mixer #such as a 5itchenAid$
and mix well&
-& 6hen secured in a sealed container, this chorizo "eeps well in the refrigerator for a couple of
wee"s& ( usuall! let it sit in the fridge for a couple of da!s to let the flavors meld, then divide it
into smaller portions of + to . ounces #that%s aout two servings$ and freeze it& (f !ou have
casings, !ou can also stuff it into those and smo"e it - ver! tast!)
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