STUPIDLY SIMPLE SNACKS IS BACK! After a two-month unintended hiatus from video awesomeness, I’m excited to say that Stupidly Simple Snacks will soon be a weekly feature of Amy Blogs Chow and on Hungry Nation, a network of web-based food shows created by Next New Networks, the leading independent producer of online television networks.
I can’t tell you what makes NNN the leading indie producer of online TV networks (it’s the only one I know, quite frankly) but I am pumped to join the ranks of Hungry Nation veterans and fellow food lovers Dan of VendrTV and Rebecca of Working Class Foodies! Also joining the network is Food Wishes, which is like the godfather of online cooking shows. Chef John is a pretty big deal in the food blogging world.
Stupidly Simple Snacks will launch on Hungry Nation at the end of July, so I’ll be making many more videos going forward. I already have some super silly stuff lined up, including a ceviche video I made with Jenna Meister, my BFF and cast member of Jet Set Zero: Quito, while I was in Ecuador last month. It’s going to be great! Now, without further ado, I present my first video from Quito, Ecuador – Stupidly Simple Snacks: Guacamole! amy • july 13, 2010
WHAT YOU NEED 2 avocados | 1 tomato | 1 lemon | half onion | salt & pepper
SERVINGS 3 to 4
MUSIC Darwin Deez • Radar Detector
catty
mmmmmmmmmmm i love guacamole! and i also love your stupidly simple snacks
2 guacamoles? too cute!
Jul 13, 2010 @ 12:25 pm
Amy
aw thanks, Catty! I love guacamole too. I didn’t have breakfast so I’m starving and am considering an avocado run…
Jul 13, 2010 @ 12:39 pm
K Moran
Finally another video! We had to wait so long… As usual, awesome, fun and I love the editing. Doesn’t hurt that I’m a big fan of guacamole, either.
Jul 13, 2010 @ 4:57 pm
Amy
Hi, K
thanks so much for coming back! Stupidly Simple Snacks will be a weekly feature on Amy Blogs Chow going forward. I am so flattered that you’ve missed them though! Keep in touch and let me know if there’s ever a snack you’d like to see.
Jul 13, 2010 @ 10:11 pm
Gau
Wow…you are ridiculously cute!
Jul 19, 2010 @ 5:43 pm
Amy
Gau – Thanks!
Jul 19, 2010 @ 7:13 pm
esther (ambitious deliciousness)
I know you were in Ecuador… but how can we have guacamole without cilantro???
Jul 20, 2010 @ 12:06 pm
Amy
Esther – you’re not the first to notice cilantro is missing. I didn’t realize cilantro was so essential when I was making the video, to be honest! I guess we’ll just have to consider it a cilantro-less interpretation of guacamole
Definitely doesn’t taste the same, but it’s still guacamole.
Jul 20, 2010 @ 8:13 pm
JeremyEG
Thanks Amy,
Is there any time of day when guac isn’t appealing? Not for me. : ) I have 3 ripe ones sitting here that I bought at a farmer’s market in California. They know their avocados there! Your video is great and making me very hungry.
JeremyEG
homecooklocavore.com
Aug 15, 2010 @ 11:01 am