I need to get in the Avocado Toast business, now that I
realize some people will pay $17 for something I can make for less than a
dollar. And that includes homemade wholegrain bread.
I’m not usually on the cutting edge of restaurant dishes,
and I’m probably behind the curve on this one too. But I am a big fan of avocados.
I didn’t discover this fruit until I was an adult and went
grocery shopping with a friend. He
mentioned that his mother often served avocados so I bought one as a dinner
side dish. Regrettably he didn’t mention
that avocados are only really edible when they’re ripe. Under-ripe avocados, which are rock-like, have
no taste, and once you cut into them they will not ripen further. Over-ripe avocados are usually mushy, riddled
with black spots and have an off taste.
In their natural just-ripe state, avocados have a delicate
flavor. Good Seasons Italian Salad
Dressing poured into the cavity where the very large avocado seed once was
boosts the taste. Check out this
link. This was my go-to appetizer when I lived in
London.
Avocado Toast is a good alternative.