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This is red [[Guacamole|guacamole]], so-called because of the large amount of [[Tomatoes|tomatoes]] used in it.  Because of its coarse texture, it is more suited as an [[Accompaniment|accompaniment]] than a [[Dip|dip]].
 
This is red [[Guacamole|guacamole]], so-called because of the large amount of [[Tomatoes|tomatoes]] used in it.  Because of its coarse texture, it is more suited as an [[Accompaniment|accompaniment]] than a [[Dip|dip]].
  
The recipe has been translated and slightly adapted from Ricardo Muñoz Zurita's book '''[[Salsas]] Mexicanas''' (ISBN 9702222125)
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The recipe has been translated and slightly adapted from Ricardo Muñoz Zurita's book '''Salsas Mexicanas''' (ISBN 9702222125)
 
===Ingredients===
 
===Ingredients===
 
* 600g ripe [[Tomatoes|tomatoes]], cut into 0.5cm cubes
 
* 600g ripe [[Tomatoes|tomatoes]], cut into 0.5cm cubes

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Guacamole rojo - about this recipe

This is red guacamole, so-called because of the large amount of tomatoes used in it. Because of its coarse texture, it is more suited as an accompaniment than a dip.

The recipe has been translated and slightly adapted from Ricardo Muñoz Zurita's book Salsas Mexicanas (ISBN 9702222125)

Ingredients

Method

  1. Mix the tomatoes, onion, garlic, coriander and the chillies in a bowl.
  2. Cut the avocados in half, remove the stone and using a spoon, extract all of the flesh.
  3. With a fork, coarsely mash the flesh and mix with the remaining ingredients and the lime or lemon juice.
  4. Add salt to taste.
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