STEP 1/10
It's not cooked yet, so I prepared a blue-colored avocado.
STEP 2/10
If you leave it at room temperature for two or three days, the avocado turns dark purple.
STEP 3/10
If you press it with your hand and it's soft, it's cooked well.
STEP 4/10
Wrap the ripe avocados one by one in a newspaper and put them in the fridge's vegetable compartment to keep them fresh for a week.
To preserve for longer, peel avocados and freeze only the pulp in a zipper bag.
STEP 5/10
Put the avocado in the middle of the cut with a knife and twist it slightly to split it in half.
STEP 6/10
It's split in half like this.
STEP 7/10
with a knife at the seams.
STEP 8/10
Twist the knife and the seeds will come out.
STEP 9/10
Cut it into appropriate sizes.
STEP 10/10
Well-cooked avocados peel off easily even with your hands.
Add an avocado, 1 tablespoon of strong soy sauce, 1 tablespoon of sesame oil, and 0.5 tablespoon of wasabi, mix it well, and wrap it with seaweed and eat it with rice.
Well-cooked avocados can be eaten fresh for a week by wrapping them in newspapers and storing them in the refrigerator and vegetable compartment.