I Made Guacamole
Jen was finishing up her work on the trim last weekend and getting hungry. Since I was done, she gave me instructions on how to make her guacamole.
First start with some garlic and salt - and a beer.
You mash it all up into a fine paste - while consuming your beer.
Next it's the avocados. Slice them, pit them and peel them - while consuming more tasty beer.
Now mash them to a fine green paste - mmmmm love that beer.
Time for some hot stuff - also switch to a different beer. Finish off the growler you got 5 days ago. So what if it's flat. It's beer and it's not bad.
Finely cut up the two jalapeno peppers and add them to the mix - cold, flat, Hop Wallop is still better then Miller Light.
Dice a red onion - drinking beer helps with the tears.
Now cut up a few tomatoes and add them to the mix. It's recommended that you don't add the tomato juice. Just add the slices - almost time for more beer.
After some tasting decide to add some more hot stuff - don't let the head fool you, the 5 day old growler beer is pretty flat - maybe not flat, but real smooth like a cask condition or cellared beer after a few years.
The guacamole turned out pretty good. We devoured most of it that night. I missed a few things Jen would normally add and of course didn't include all the ingredients here. Some secrets must remain secrets. Most importantly I finished the growler and went to get another fresh one currently in consumption.
Mmm spicy stuff and beer!
- b
First start with some garlic and salt - and a beer.
You mash it all up into a fine paste - while consuming your beer.
Next it's the avocados. Slice them, pit them and peel them - while consuming more tasty beer.
Now mash them to a fine green paste - mmmmm love that beer.
Time for some hot stuff - also switch to a different beer. Finish off the growler you got 5 days ago. So what if it's flat. It's beer and it's not bad.
Finely cut up the two jalapeno peppers and add them to the mix - cold, flat, Hop Wallop is still better then Miller Light.
Dice a red onion - drinking beer helps with the tears.
Now cut up a few tomatoes and add them to the mix. It's recommended that you don't add the tomato juice. Just add the slices - almost time for more beer.
After some tasting decide to add some more hot stuff - don't let the head fool you, the 5 day old growler beer is pretty flat - maybe not flat, but real smooth like a cask condition or cellared beer after a few years.
The guacamole turned out pretty good. We devoured most of it that night. I missed a few things Jen would normally add and of course didn't include all the ingredients here. Some secrets must remain secrets. Most importantly I finished the growler and went to get another fresh one currently in consumption.
Mmm spicy stuff and beer!
- b
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