I promise you really won’t die – but you may think you will because this dip is that good.
So here’s the skinny on my friend Coco’s award winning “Eat Shit and Die Guac,” (she actually entitled it “I just broke up with my boyfriend, please send me to the beach guacamole,” years ago and won a trip to the beach. Thank God for ex-boyfriends. She’s just nicer about her wording than I am about past loves, hence the guac’s new moniker).
Dip hardware:
· 6 ripe avocados (soft to the touch)
· juice from 2-3 limes (I substituted with lime juice because I’m cheap and easy)
· 1 large tomato, seeds and pulp removed, diced
· 1 serrano chili, minced (I didn’t know what this kind of pepper was exactly, but it was labeled at the grocery. Phew)
· 1/2 a red onion, minced
· 3/4 cup chopped cilantro
· 1 1/2 teaspoons kosher salt (or regular salt)
· a few turns of freshly ground black pepper
· 1/2 teaspoon cumin (Coco says this is the secret weapon)
This yields about four cups. Plenty for a small crowd to snack on.

Remove the pits and place avocados into a large bowl. Mine were so ripe and mushy, I was able to spoon them out.

Squeeze lime juice (authentic or duplicated) over the avocado. Mix well. This will help the dip from browning.

Best served fresh but if you have leftovers (which you won’t), cover with plastic wrap directly touching the surface of the guac. Refrigerate.
This gluten-free dip will cost you about $11 including tortilla chips (if you get the $2 bag). The avocados will be the priciest portion (I paid $1.20 each) but well worth the outcome. I secretly thanked Coco’s ex-boyfriend every time my overloaded chip hit my lips. And you will too.
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Love me some guacamole!
I love a bit of avocado!!!!
I made this tonight and it was AWeSoMe!!! Thanks for sharing 🙂
I’m so happy it worked for you!
LOVE the story, LOVE both labels for the guac and LOVE the blog too!
xo reversecommuter
Thanks Reverse Commuter! Love right back at ya!
Yum! I love guacamole so much!
I think that I will try this!! Sounds delish!!–minus the part about dying 🙂
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You should definitely give it a whirl – I’m NO cook and I handled it with ease!
I do that, too, Tracy, the thing with the pits. This looks great…
If you have a wine party and send me an invite, I’ll bring the guac!
I’ll give you enough notice to come on up! 🙂
You’re bad! That my best friends and my husband all have naughty streaks, says something about what I wish I had the nerve to be.
By the way–another way to help prevent gucamole from going brown (if you have leftovers, or have to refrigerate it for an hour before serving) is to save the pits and set them on the top of the guac before covering with plastic wrap. There’s an enzyme in them that keeps the avocado green. Of course you want to pull them out of the bowl before serving.
This is close to my guac recipe–and your friend is right. Cumin is the secret.
A little naughty never hurt! I love the pit idea, thanks for the tip!