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Tuna Stuffed Avocado

Tuna Stuffed Avocado

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I make this recipe every week for last 15 years. It’s one of my husband favorite appetizer. This recipe take less than 5 minutes to make.

Place the avocado on a work surface. Make a lengthwise cut, slicing until the blade hits the pit. Pick up the fruit and give it a twist. The two halves should come right apart. Slowly whack the spoon into the pit, then twist and lift it out.

Add tuna into a medium-size mixing bowl.  Finely chop half of a celery stick. Mix it with a fork. Add Hellman’s real mayonnaise to get a creamy texture, salt and pepper to the mixing bowl. Pour lemon juice over. Scoop the tuna into the avocado.

1 can of tuna for 2 avocados (4 slices) will be good. You can replace tuna with shrimps using the same recipe.

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