Etsuki, Nao, Chikako, Ami, and Shin diggin' in to the guacamole.
I have often expounded upon the virtues of guacamole to Kachi sensei, English teacher extrodinare of the Beautiful Mountain School and friend to many an ALT. During our humble Thanksgiving Fiesta, she experienced it's deliciousness for herself, promptly declaring it our sacred duty to share the gospel of guacamole among the Japanese people, begining with the youth. Thus, the concept of Guacamole 101 was concieved and carried out with great success.
No tortillia chips? No problem! Ole!
All of the students had eaten avacado before, but only in sushi form, with mayonaise and soy sauce (>.<)As they say, 'Soy sauce, seaweed and mayonaise do not guacamole make."
Not only were the students impressed with its deliciousness, but with the ease with which it is prepared. They all vowed to make guacamole again for their families. We made an extra batch for the teachers room, which, at first sight, seemed to scared many a sensei. It was, however, quickly gobbled up with shouts of "Umai!" and "Oishii ne!" immediately followed by "Wow. This would be perfect with beer or sake!" Even Kocho sensei (principal), staunch supporter of the superiority of all things Japanese, declared it to be delicious, followed by a rather spirited rendition of "La Cucaracha". The guacamole revolution has begun! Ole!
2 comments:
You're hilarious! Maybe the lowrider guys here that dress like Chicanos and sport Mexican flags would like a lesson too. Man I could go some Mexican food!
yay for guac! I recently taught my Taiwanese roommate how to make it, and she loved it so much she tried making it last week, but she didn't use enough avocado so it ended up more like salsa with avocado chunks, yeah...
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