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About National Guacamole Day
Ends: Sep 16, 2022
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There are two unofficial events celebrating guacamole in the calendar: Guacamole Day on September 16 and Spicy Guacamole Day on November 14 each year. Neither event has a sponsor, and both appeared online several years ago. Late summer is the traditional season for avocados, though several varieties are available year-round from different areas of the world.
HISTORY OF GUACAMOLE
The history of guacamole, a popular dish whose roots originate with the Aztecs of ancient Mexico, is as rich and complex as its flavor.
The original Aztec version, "ahuacamolli," was a simple mixture of mashed avocados, tomatoes, and salt. This dish was more than just a culinary staple; it played a significant role in Aztec culture due to the avocado's nutritional value and the belief in its aphrodisiac properties.
With the arrival of the Spanish in the 16th century, guacamole expanded. The Spaniards, who had never seen avocados before, were initially skeptical but quickly developed a taste for the fruit. They modified the original recipe, adding ingredients like onions, lime, and cilantro – elements generally fundamental to guacamole as we know it.
The dish spread to other regions as the Spanish continued their explorations, eventually reaching Europe and other parts of the world. In each new location, guacamole evolved, incorporating local flavors and ingredients, reflecting the culinary practices of each region.
Guacamole's journey into American cuisine began in the early 20th century, particularly in the southwestern states, where Mexican culture had a significant influence. It gained popularity in the United States post-World War II, as American soldiers returned home with a taste for the foods they had encountered abroad, including guacamole.
Today, guacamole is a global food celebrated for its versatility and flavor. It's a staple in Mexican cuisine, a spread in American households, especially during events like the Super Bowl, and a gourmet addition to menus worldwide. Guacamole ingredients today range from the traditional to the innovative, with chefs adding ingredients like pomegranate seeds, mango, or even seafood, bacon, and wasabi.
The history of guacamole is a testament to the dish's ability to transcend cultures and time, evolving while maintaining its core identity – a unifying thread in the culinary tapestry of the world.
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