Have you ever seen a baby eat Mango? Pure joy!
Mango is one the sweetest and most succulent tropical fruits that is abundantly available during the summer. Many people love mangoes because they can never go wrong. It’s the mango season again and we need to make the best of it. So, rather than eat it the usual way, why not try out different mango recipes? It’s called spicing it up.
From salads to desserts, there are many recipes you can make to eat a mango. You can use mangos to make a delicious mango salsa or the mango feta salad as a light lunch snack. You can also try to make the mango tart recipe, which your friends and family would totally love.
Let’s take a look at some;
Mango smoothie:
What can be better than a mango smoothie in summer? Just peel the outer layer cut into slimmer cubes and blend along with a couple of other fruits to enhance the taste. Put in the refrigerator to chill for a bit or pour straight into a glass and enjoy your very own mango smoothie.
Mango Ice Cream:
What can be better than a mango tasty ice cream on a hot summer day?
Peel the outer layer of the ripe mango fruit. Cut out the inner layer into the blender and blend without a single drop of water to maintain its thickness. Add milk and other fruit to taste then pour into a bowl and drop in the freezer. When the right temperature has been realized, scoop out some delicious mango ice cream and beat the heat with joy.
Mango salad:
Who said you can’t feel the sweet taste of mango on a plate of salad?
As usual peel off the outer layer of the fruit (some do without peeling it). Cop the flesh part into smaller/ slimmer slices. Place in a bowl, pour in a little bit of lime juice, a little salt, and any other vegetable or fruit of your choice. This will turn out to be a healthy snack that takes hardly more than a couple of minutes to prepare.
Mango Kabobs:
It’s so simple. Peel the mango and cut it into small square shapes. Put a mango cube or two on a toothpick, dip it in yogurt, and enjoy!
Mango Kebab:
This will definitely make any table attractive and mouth-watering.
Cut your mangoes into small cubes, pin them onto a toothpick, and add two more fruits of your choice for an exploding taste.
Mango Popsicles:
Begin preparation just the way you prepared your mango ice cream. The only difference here is that you pour into a container that can give you the freedom to cut out the frozen contents later. Stick the wooden handle to the bottom of each and you’re good to go. Kids who find it hard to take fruits will so fall in love with this.
Mango Wraps and Sandwiches:
Mango is a great addition to any sandwich or wraps because it’s healthy and amazing. To get this done lightly toast eight slices of gluten-free bread. Mix in a small bowl, mayonnaise, and a few dashes of hot sauce to taste. You can also spread mango puree and spicy mayo over the tortilla and fill it with mustard greens, followed by avocado slices, mango slices, and tomato slices. This wrap is raw, vegan, gluten-free, and really healthy.
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