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Expand1 large just-ripe mango, washed then peeled with a vegetable peeler Ask a question about this ingredient
50 g fresh coriander leaves, washed and snipped with a pair of scissors Ask a question about this ingredient
25 g fresh mint leaves, washed and snipped with a pair of scissors Ask a question about this ingredient
1 - 2 peeled garlic cloves Ask a question about this ingredient
1 small green chili pepper Ask a question about this ingredient
Salt, to taste Ask a question about this ingredient
Caster sugar, to taste Ask a question about this ingredient
Optional: Sliced/shredded iceberg lettuce Ask a question about this ingredient
Optional: Quartered cherry tomatoes, to garnish Ask a question about this ingredient
Slice the mango thinly and then julienne. Gnaw on the stone like a baby with a bone. If you're Nigerian.
Ask a question about this stepUsing a mortar and pestle or in a food processor, make a paste of the coriander and mint leaves, garlic cloves, green chilli, salt and sugar. Taste the paste and adjust flavours - it should be sweet, slightly salty with a touch of green heat.
Ask a question about this stepStir the paste into the mango julienne. Check and adjust seasoning again with more sugar and salt. Refrigerate and serve with meats, or as a salad, piled on top of the shredded lettuce, if using and with a garnish of tomato quarters
Ask a question about this stepYeah for this recipe! I've been looking for some new mango recipes and this seems amazing. Our house is literally overflowing with mangos right now. It is mango season in South Florida and almost everyone has a mango tree or knows someone who does. Friends have been dropping off bags of mangos at our house and coworkers are coming in to work with boxes full to leave in the breakrooms. There is only so many smoothies and bowls of mango cubes you can eat before you need to spice it up a little. Definitely giving this a try this week.
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Yum.
I love your tomango salad SG!
Gorgeous! Bright in taste and color! I happen to have all these ingredients, so I am making this tonight.
Wow. Bright indeed.
This sounds really tasty - such nice bright flavors.
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This sounds delightful, KB. We (those who grow up in Hawaii) also gnaw on mango stones.