Holy guacamole it’s 2016 ya’ll! And to celebrate I’m sharing a guacamole recipe, haha! I actually didn’t intend on the first post of this year to be a humble bowl of guacamole but I thought you might need it in your life. This guacamole is indicative of how I like to eat lately: fresh, uncomplicated, and full of bright, clean flavors.
This recipe was born out of not having cilantro to make guacamole on Christmas Eve to take over to my sister’s house. Since I love sage and happened to have a butt load of it at the time (yes, butt load is a unit of measurement), I decided to use it instead. The result was delicious (naturally) and it got me thinking about coming up with a simple recipe for a guacamole with winter vibes. Since guac tends to be more of a summer inspired dish I wanted to add some grounding flavors to make it appropriate for when the icy air is rattling your windows and stripping the trees of all their leaves.
Originally I was going to make some seedy crackers for you along with the guacamole, but my extra time went towards my yoga teacher training instead 🙂 So, I highly recommend Mary’s gone crackers (the ones pictured) or if you feel like an overachiever and have the time, make these babies from Sarah over at My New Roots.
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