Avocados with Hazelnut Oil

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Avocados with Hazelnut Oil Ingredients

Roasted filberts directions follow1 large limes quartered (1 to 2)
2 large ripe avocados Watercress sprigs
8 teaspoons hazelnut oil (8 to 12)

Instructions for Avocados with Hazelnut Oil

Prepare Roasted filberts, if desired.

Halve avocados lengthwise and remove pits.

Place each halt, cut side up, on an individual plate; spoon 2 or 5 teaspoons hazelnut oil into each. Garnish with 1 or 2 lime wedges, watercress, and roasted nuts. Squeeze lime onto avocado.

Roasted filberts.

Spread 1 1/2 to 2 dozen shelled filberts in a single layer in a shallow pan. Toast in a 325 oven for 10 to 20 minutes or until nut meats are lightly browned and skins begin to split. When cool enough to handle, rub nuts between your hands to remove skins; blow away skins.



Main Ingredient: AvocadoCuisine: French

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Appetizers First Courses No Cook Vegetarian French Avocado
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Hazelnut (filbert) oil blends magnificently with avocado, emphasizing its nutlike richness. Though a bit of an investment, this oil, like olive oil, stays sweet for many months when stored, covered tightly, at room temperature. Look for it in gourmet food shops. [I posted this recipe.]

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JKevin444
on Nov 23 2005 1:38PM