Make Ahead
Bangkokamole (Thai Guacamole)
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26 Reviews
lpenney14
September 11, 2016
Really lovely way to brighten a meal and to use thai basil from my garden! Made 1/2 the recipe and substituted parsley for mint because I didn't have any mint. I don't normally grate my ginger but I found it a very effective way to diffuse the ginger flavor throughout the spread/dip. I mixed a little with rice vinegar to make into a dressing of sorts for stir fried, ribboned vegetables. My boyfriend added some curried chicken thighs. Thanks for the great recipe!
Carolyn T.
July 3, 2013
This dip was just wonderful. It was a big (HUGE) hit at a recent dinner party - in fact every last smidgen was eaten. Loved the different flavors (fish sauce, ginger and mint).
Denise S.
December 1, 2012
Made 1.5 x the recipe. Very popular. Just perfect for a hot summer evening drinks!
Ryan L.
August 20, 2012
We made this yesterday and it was delicious. While I still have most of the other fresh ingredients around, I'm going to pick up more avocados to make another batch!
Ryan L.
August 20, 2012
We made this yesterday and it was delicious. While I still have most of the other fresh ingredients around, I'm going to pick up more avocados to make another batch!
BoulderGalinTokyo
July 8, 2012
HLA, wow, double WOW! I made Bankokamole weekend, I really liked your play on Thai-style guacamole, THIS REALLY WORKS. With Doritos the lime stands out, with potato chips the mint and basil stand out, and with vegetables the saltiness from the fish sauce was just right! Thank you for a great recipe.
hardlikearmour
July 8, 2012
Double thank you, BGiT! I'm thrilled you tried and enjoyed it. I love that you tasted it with so many things, too.
wssmom
July 1, 2012
Love the name, and the flavors!
hardlikearmour
July 1, 2012
Thanks! Every time I look at this recipe, the song "One Night in Bankok" starts up in my head. It's crazy effective as an ear-worm, too, because I'll be singing it hours later :-)
BoulderGalinTokyo
June 24, 2012
Great marrying of flavors--can't wait to try this! Spiffy name, but I must be slow, I kept thinking 'but there's no panko in this', oh, now I get it.
TheWimpyVegetarian
June 20, 2012
Love everything about this from the name to the recipe itself! Great twist on guac!
gingerroot
June 20, 2012
Love your spin on guacamole. Looking forward to trying this soon.
hardlikearmour
June 20, 2012
Thank you, gr! Hope you get to try it. I bet they have dee-licious avocados in Hawaii!
arielleclementine
June 18, 2012
what a fantastic idea! love the fish sauce- will try soon!
hardlikearmour
June 19, 2012
Thanks, AC! The fish sauce works beautifully - adds a great salty umami layer.
Midge
June 18, 2012
This is so clever hla! Can't wait to try it.
hardlikearmour
June 19, 2012
Thanks, Midge! I've been borderline obsessed with SE Asian food lately.
aargersi
June 18, 2012
Major yum factor here - love everything about it. We will try this for our next guac!
hardlikearmour
June 19, 2012
Thanks, A! I think & hope you'll like it! We polished it off pretty quickly here!
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