mexicanChunky Molcajete Guacamole
Hand-mashed Hass avocados with garlic, jalapeño, white onion, tomato, lime juice and cilantro, left chunky.
Method
Read the full method before starting. Cooking times are guides; check texture and doneness as you cook.
Shows the steps one at a time, with a timer for each timed step.
Sharp knife and board
Measure, cut, and arrange every ingredient in order of use. Read the full method and keep finishing ingredients separate.
- 01
Preparation
5 minutesFinely dice the onion, seed and dice the tomatoes, seed and mince the jalapeño and chop the cilantro.
Success cueEverything is cut small and even.
- 02
Paste
3 minutesCrush half of the onion with the garlic, jalapeño and salt in a mortar until a coarse paste forms.
Success cueThe paste is moist and fragrant.
- 03
Mashing
2 minutesAdd the avocado flesh and the lime juice and mash coarsely with a fork, leaving chunks.
Success cueCreamy with visible chunks.
Watch outDo not use a blender; it turns the avocado into a smooth paste.
- 04
Folding
1 minuteGently fold in the rest of the onion, the tomatoes and the cilantro.
Success cueThe tomatoes and herbs are spread evenly.
- 05
Serve
1 minuteTaste, adjust the salt and lime and serve right away.
Success cueThe guacamole is bright green.
Cooking tips
Crushing the alliums with salt first releases their sweet juices to season the avocado evenly.
- • Use Hass avocados that yield slightly to gentle thumb pressure
- • Never blend in a food processor
Estimated nutrition per serving
Calculated estimate per serving from the listed quantities. Product choice and retained cooking fat affect the result; this is not a laboratory analysis.
- Calories
- ≈ 220
- Protein
- 3.2g
- Carbs
- 15.3g
- Fat
- 18.5g
Calculation source and assumptions
Values use USDA data and linked product labels, adjusted for edible quantities and base servings. Brands, ingredient varieties, and cooking methods can change the result.
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Compound ingredients vary by product; check labels and possible cross-contact.


