I was unsure how this idea would pan out. I assumed the avocado (sometimes called the alligator pear) would turn to mush & end up brown. It actually turned out delicious & the crumb was crunchy. It worked perfect as a snack but would be an ideal side dish or entree.
For the crumb I used:
1/2 a cup of gluten free breadcrumbs
Salt & pepper
I sliced up a fairly ripe avocado into sticks and dipped each one into the juice of one lemon that was mixed with an egg white. I then coated them in the crumb mix.
These there then baked on a lined try for about 15 minutes (or until browned) at 180 degrees celsius.
They were great dipped in some sweet chilli sauce.
Avocados are high in fibre, they are sodium & cholesterol free food.
They contain 20 essential nutrients, including healthy monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats (good fats such as Omega 3), vitamins A, C, D, E, K and the B vitamins, including biotin & folate, along with potassium.
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