Chunky homemade guacamole with ripe avocado, tomato, red onion, green chilli, coriander and lime, served with crisp oven-baked wholemeal pitta chips. A vegan snack with nearly 8g of fibre, ready in 20 minutes.
Snack
20
Serves 4

A serving has about 8g of fibre for 236 calories. Most of the fat comes from avocado, which is rich in monounsaturated fat, the same type found in olive oil.
Why chunky. Mashing only half the avocado smoothly and leaving the rest in pieces gives guacamole a fresh texture that is much more satisfying than a smooth purée.
Lime does two jobs. Lime juice adds sharpness and slows down browning, although it cannot stop it completely. Soaking the onion in the lime juice first also takes the harsh edge off it.
Better than crisps (chips). Baking wholemeal pitta with a little oil gives you crunchy chips with much less fat than most bagged tortilla chips, and a little more fibre. Ripe tomatoes and red onion add freshness.
Not tagged for blood sugar, because the pitta brings most of the 18g of carbohydrate; serve with vegetable sticks for a lower-carbohydrate option. Contains wheat (gluten); some pitta breads also contain sesame or soya, so check the label. For other dips, try the beetroot and walnut hummus or the tzatziki with vegetable sticks.


















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