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Avacado dip
      #30399 - 12/07/03 08:43 AM
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2-3 med. avacados
2tsp mayo (fat free)
3-4 T. lemon juice
salt to taste
garlic powder to taste
onion powder to taste (optional)

mash avacados. Add mayo, lemon juice and spices. Mix well. Yummy with french bread or pitas.



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Sounds GREAT -- some ideas... new
      #30417 - 12/07/03 10:16 AM
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yummy! sounds good! you could also sub some soy yogurt for the mayo and lime juice for the lemon juice and add some green tabasco sauce (not spicey). You could even throw in some finely chopped red onion and tomato. Also, fresh cilantro tastes WONDERFUL mixed in (finely chopped). Pepper is also a plus. The sauce and veggies may or may not be tolerable, depending on your form of IBS.

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Ahh, green Tabasco sauce. It's my new drug of choice! -nt- new
      #30448 - 12/07/03 02:09 PM
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ha-ha new
      #30495 - 12/07/03 09:37 PM
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heather, you always make me smile!!! you are a riot!

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Clue me in.... new
      #30511 - 12/08/03 06:37 AM
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Ok, I admit it...I have no clue what tabasco sauce is Fill me in? Also, Heather mentioned green...are there diff colors? Thanks!

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Re: Clue me in.... new
      #30515 - 12/08/03 06:47 AM
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It's hot sauce. The green tobasco sauce is made out of jalapenos and the red is made out of cayene. They come in small bottles usually near the BBQ sauces.

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Re: Clue me in.... new
      #30520 - 12/08/03 07:36 AM
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Thanks!

That sounds interesting...I love tring new things so I must try it! I hear that cayenne has medicinal properties, so I'll have to give it a go! Is the sauce salty? I find salty foods are bad news for me...too bad cause I love salsa!

Thanks again!

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not salty, more of an extract -nt- new
      #30529 - 12/08/03 08:00 AM
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spicy? new
      #30533 - 12/08/03 08:07 AM
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Thanks! Btw, how spicy is it...compared to salsa would you rate it mild, medium, or hot? Thanks again!

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Re: Avacado dip new
      #30568 - 12/08/03 09:36 AM
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I love guac!!! Went to Mexico for Thanksgiving and over did it on the guac. Those dang Tortilla chips were definitely NOT ibs-friendly.

Here's how we made the guac:

3 avocados, peeled and mashed
3-4 garlic cloves, minced
1-2 tomatos, diced
1/2 onion, diced
1-2 jalapeno peppers, finely diced
bunch of fresh cilantro, chopped
s&p to taste

Mix and mash together. Add about 1/2 can Salda Verde (comes in little cans near Mexican foods) for a little bit of heat. So yummy!



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