What’s Cooking in Gail’s Kitchen? A Second Helping of Mango Medley! This is one of my all-time favorites when serving fish tacos. It’s fast and easy, not to mention soft and sweet. When the mango is at its peak in ripeness, the juice resembles a combination of peach and pineapple. I know, right! When mixed with Campari tomatoes (which have low acidity) plus fresh cilantro, it’s a perfect blend of flavors. Give it a try and let me know what you think!
MANGO MEDLEY
Ingredients:
2 ripe mangos, peeled and core seed removed
1-pound Campari tomatoes
Fresh Cilantro to taste
Instructions:
Peel, pit, and cut up mangos. Place in a medium bowl. Slice tomatoes into quarter wedges. Add to mangos. Snip fresh cilantro over all. Toss gently. Refrigerate prior to serving for flavor enhancement.
I’m always looking for something different to top my fish tacos with, and this looks wonderful and very simple! Thanks for the tip! Hugs…www.intheknowwithro.blogspot.com
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It’s pretty amazing complimented with a side if sautéed onions, green and red peppers, too. Yum!
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Hello new friends! 🍓
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Looks yummy! I love mango. 🙂
Quick question: How do you remove the seed from a mango? I know that I can look it up on YouTube, but I’d like to know what your method is.
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First I peel the mango and with the paring knife I cut it in half, twist, and separate the two pieces. Take a spoon to remove the seed and then cut-up the mango. If it is not really ripe, I have found this won’t work, so at that point I cut it up from the outer edges until I get as close to the seed as I can without the fruit turning mushy. I hop this helps!
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Totally helps! Thank you! 🙂
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Any time. Thanks for asking! Enjoy!
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Mango is nummy. But I never “got” fish tacos!
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Try it sometime with tilapia!
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ooooohhh! Yes! That would be supreme!
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