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May 12 2010
Nachos NY - The Quest for the Best in NYC » The Champions of Guactacular Recipes
Recipes from Guactacular! Mine is below. Click through for the two the judges liked better (what were they thinking?), along with more descriptions and pictures.
Cumin At Ya Guacamole
Party size, not competition size
3 avocadosRoasted garlic from 1 large bulb of garlic (recipe  below)1 cup diced sweet onion 1 cup diced red bell pepper 3-5  jalapenos, minced (if you don’t want that much spice, remove the ribs  and the seeds, or lower the number of peppers) the juice of 4 limes 1 Tablespoon salt 1 -2 teaspoon cumin
Slice and dice the avocados (I am anti-mash), immediately add the  lime juice to prevent browning, add mix together all other ingredients,  combine gently with the avocado, adjust jalapeno, salt, lime, and cumin  to taste, let flavors meld for 2-3 hours before serving. Cover tightly  with saran wrap touching the surface of the guac to preserve the color  and present oxidation.
To roast garlic:
Take a full bulb of garlic, and cut the top off so that all the  cloves are exposed. Place on a sheet of tin foil, splash with olive oil  and salt. Wrap up the tin foil into a bulb-shape, so that all the  moisture escapes out of the twist in the top. Put in a 400 oven for  30-45 minutes. Wait until cool, unwrap, and squeeze the explosed cloves  out of the bulb. Mash together with a fork.

Nachos NY - The Quest for the Best in NYC » The Champions of Guactacular Recipes

Recipes from Guactacular! Mine is below. Click through for the two the judges liked better (what were they thinking?), along with more descriptions and pictures.

Cumin At Ya Guacamole

Party size, not competition size

3 avocados
Roasted garlic from 1 large bulb of garlic (recipe below)
1 cup diced sweet onion
1 cup diced red bell pepper
3-5 jalapenos, minced (if you don’t want that much spice, remove the ribs and the seeds, or lower the number of peppers)
the juice of 4 limes
1 Tablespoon salt
1 -2 teaspoon cumin

Slice and dice the avocados (I am anti-mash), immediately add the lime juice to prevent browning, add mix together all other ingredients, combine gently with the avocado, adjust jalapeno, salt, lime, and cumin to taste, let flavors meld for 2-3 hours before serving. Cover tightly with saran wrap touching the surface of the guac to preserve the color and present oxidation.

To roast garlic:

Take a full bulb of garlic, and cut the top off so that all the cloves are exposed. Place on a sheet of tin foil, splash with olive oil and salt. Wrap up the tin foil into a bulb-shape, so that all the moisture escapes out of the twist in the top. Put in a 400 oven for 30-45 minutes. Wait until cool, unwrap, and squeeze the explosed cloves out of the bulb. Mash together with a fork.

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