Saturday, 31 December 2011
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Avocado Fries
This is a guest post from Kirbie's Cravings.

I had some ripe avocados and some bread crumb mix, and immediately thought of making avocado fries. Soft creamy avocado with a crispy crunchy exterior. Yum.

I previously tried making bacon avocado fries which was really delicious. This time I used this new breadcrumb mix I got, a soy-ginger coating mix. While it’s suggested to be used for fish and chicken, I thought it would work well with avocado too because soy-ginger and avocados are usually used with sushi.

Because the bread crumb mixture was so fine, I decided to add some panko crumbs for an extra crunch. I’m not really fond of how panko looks. It doesn’t pack on as nicely and each crumb is so large. But it’s so crunchy and yummy that I’m glad I added it.

These were easy to make and devoured in minutes. The soy ginger flavor went well with the breadcrumbs and did remind me a bit of sushi rolls.

Avocado Fries
Ingredients:
3 whole ripe avocados
1 cup of soy-ginger coating mix (or any flavor of breadcrumbs)
1 cup of panko bread crumbs
1 egg
oil for fryingDirections:
1. Slice avocados in half lengthwise and then remove pit. Then cut about four slices on each half (also along the longer edge), to form shape of fries.
2. Pour oil in pan about 1 inch deep. Heat to medium high.
3. Beat egg and place in small bowl. Place regular breadcrumbs and panko ones into another bowl. Take fry, dip in egg, then dip in breadcrumbs mixture and gently put in the fryer. Cook for about 20 seconds until golden brown and flip to the other side and do same. Repeat with remaining fries.
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Comments (7)
I think I would only be able to eat one fry... if that.
Not an bad idea, but I'd probably prefer it tempura-style like this: http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5253/5403451739_0ccbb4ed18_z.jpg
no offense but it has fattening written all over it... maybe if it was mashed with potatoes and fried into balls, then i'd try it
I'd eat the whole thing.
Those are really unique.
@sugar_mama@xanga - and potatoes are less fattening than avocados? o_o
oh wow. that looks great.