Mupu Hass works well |
The avocado shown here is a "Mupu" Hass - an avocado developed for a micro climate near Santa Paula - called the "Mupu" ranch. This Hass relative ripens later in the summer/early fall and is extra firm and hearty.
The Diva was ripening them in late August - and they were still a little too hard. Soft enough to cut open -- but still very firm. Not wanting to waste these beauties - she decided to try grilling them (sometimes when you heat an oily avocado - it softens nicely) -- and it worked on these Mupus!
She then added some other ingredients - found in guacamole and thus her "Guacamole Kabobs" were born - just in time for a Labor Day bbq. Here's the easy recipe!
GUACAMOLE KABOB RECIPE:
2 to 3 firm Hass varieties (Lamb, Mupu or regular Hass)
green onions - cut into large pieces
heirloom, small tomatoes (e.g. - cherry or grape type)
lime
the Diva's Guacamole Spice Mix
Cut the avocados into large wedges, peel and de-pit. Cut wedges into 1/2s or 1/3s (depending on size of avocado). Dress with lime juice and a sprinkle of Guacamole Spice Mix (7 sea salts, loads of garlic, 13 other herbs).
Thread all ingredients onto water-soaked kabob sticks. (see photos - but any order will work!)
Season with Diva's Guacamole spice mix |
Grill without turning too much! |
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