List of avocado dishes
List of Avocado Dishes is a compilation of culinary preparations and recipes that prominently feature the avocado, a fruit native to South and Central America. Avocados are known for their creamy texture and high nutritional value, including high levels of monounsaturated fat and vitamins K, E, and C.
Salads and Appetizers[edit | edit source]
- Guacamole - A traditional Mexican dip made from ripe avocados, lime juice, and various seasonings. It is often served with tortilla chips or as a garnish on Mexican dishes.
- Avocado toast - A type of open sandwich made with mashed avocado and salt, pepper, and citrus juice on toast. Variations may include additional ingredients such as poached eggs, salmon, or feta cheese.
- Avocado salad - A salad where the primary ingredient is avocado. It can be mixed with other vegetables, fruits, or proteins and dressed with vinaigrette or other types of dressing.
Main Dishes[edit | edit source]
- Avocado sushi - Sushi rolls that include avocado as a key ingredient. The California roll, for example, is a popular type of sushi roll that includes avocado, crab meat, and cucumber.
- Avocado pasta - A pasta dish where the sauce is primarily made of pureed avocado, garlic, and olive oil. It is often garnished with parmesan cheese and cherry tomatoes.
- Avocado burger - A burger that includes slices of avocado or guacamole as a topping. It can be found in various types of cuisine, from American to Japanese.
Desserts and Drinks[edit | edit source]
- Avocado ice cream - A type of ice cream made with ripe avocados, cream, and sugar. It is popular in various countries, including the Philippines and Brazil.
- Avocado smoothie - A smoothie made by blending ripe avocados with milk (or a dairy-free alternative) and sweetener. It is a popular healthy drink in many countries.
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