The Very Best {EVER} Guacamole

I really love all things avocado.  And, anytime I get a chance to cook with them, I jump on it.

I’ve featured a ton of avocado recipes here on NTTC, including Avocado-Bacon Stuffed Burgers, Spinach-Avocado Quesadillas, Creamy Avocado-Tomato-Cucumber Salad,  and, most recently, Chocolate Avocado Mousse…. and the list goes on!

What I don’t understand is why I haven’t yet shared my favorite guacamole recipe… it is seriously the best guacamole I’ve ever eaten.

I had this version for the first time at my friend Marissa’s house years ago, and it has been my go-to ever since.  It simply has the PERFECT combination of all the fresh ingredients that make guacamole the best-dip-ever!  Thanks, Phill, for sharing your recipe so many years back… It continues to be my favorite!

The Very Best {EVER} Guacamole | No Thanks to Cake

To this day, this recipe remains the best guacamole I've ever had. Thank you to Phill for sharing his secrets (and letting me share them with all of you!)

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Ingredients

  

• 6 avocados
• 3 tomatoes, diced
• 2 serrano peppers, diced
• 1 small red onion
• juice of 1-2 limes
• 4 cloves garlic, minced
• 1 bunch cilantro, chopped
• sea salt to taste

Instructions

 

• Place your beautiful avocados into a mixing bowl.  Mash them up with a potato masher or large spoon.
• Add the diced tomatoes, and mash them into the avocados.
• Add your serrano peppers and onion to the mixture, and mash them in.  Note:  I cheated and used my food processor to chop these bad boys up.
• Chop your cilantro and add it to the mix.
• Squeeze your fresh limes into the mixture.  Note:  For this batch, I only used one lime after tasting it.  Use as much as you prefer…
• Add sea salt to taste and mix it in.
• Serve and enjoy!

Notes

Recipe from Phillip Willis

Also, you can build your own football field with the guacamole like I did for the Super Bowl this year.

Spread the guacamole in a rectangular pan.  Pipe sour cream on the guacamole to create the field yard lines.  Use cherry tomatoes to represent players on the field.

The final product looked a little something like this… Uh-Mazing.