Mexican Beer Guacamole

Prep 10 min
Total 20 min
Ingredients 9
Servings 10

I enjoy summer evenings on my patio with a cold drink and a nice snack. Depending on my mood and what we have in the house, my snacks vary. Sometimes I eat salsa and chips or cheese and crackers, but if there are avocados on hand you can bet your bottom dollar I will be making guacamole. I love guacamole and make all different types. Why stick to the same chunky avocado dip when you can have so many different variations? I remember my aunt use to add sour cream to hers when I was a kid, and my grandmother used to add a touch of salsa to the green avocado smash she whipped up. I do all of the above and sometimes I hit a recipe out of the park. This Mexican beer guacamole is a winner with my family and I am glad to pass it on to you. Enjoy! MORE + LESS -

Ingredients

tablespoon vegetable oil

yellow chiles (chile güero)

large ripe avocados

1/3

cup cilantro leaves

tablespoon salt

teaspoons garlic powder or 2 garlic cloves

2/3

cup Mexican beer (I use Modelo)

lime (juiced)

1/2

cup water

Directions

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1

Heat vegetable oil on a small frying pan over medium heat.
2

Place peppers in frying pan and fry on each side till burned all the way around. Remove the peppers from the pan and allow to cool on a cutting board.
3

Cut the stems off and toss the peppers in the blender. Discard stems.
4

Add the remaining ingredients into the blender and blend until creamy.
5

The beer will make this guacamole fluffy, creamy, and a little on the thick side. It will almost be like a mousse.
6

Serve in a bowl with chips or drizzle over your favorite food. Enjoy!

Expert Tips

When blending the ingredients, make sure to stop the blender and mix the ingredients with a spoon so the blades get to chop evenly. When you blend avocado, it tends to remain at the bottom of the blender and not reach the top.

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More About This Recipe

I enjoy summer evenings on my patio with a cold drink and a nice snack. Depending on my mood and what we have in the house, my snacks vary. Sometimes I eat salsa and chips or cheese and crackers, but if there are avocados on hand you can bet your bottom dollar I will be making guacamole. I love guacamole and make all different types. Why stick to the same chunky avocado dip when you can have so many different variations? I remember my aunt use to add sour cream to hers when I was a kid, and my grandmother used to add a touch of salsa to the green avocado smash she whipped up. I do all of the above and sometimes I hit a recipe out of the park. This Mexican beer guacamole is a winner with my family and I am glad to pass it on to you. Enjoy!