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Mangoes are native to Southeast and South Asia. Hindus referred to Mangoes as the “food of the gods” and the leaves are ritually used for floral decorations at religious ceremonies. The Mango is in the same family as poison ivy. Today Mangoes are grown across the world as a fruit tree in frost-free tropical and warmer subtropical climates. Mangoes can range in size from 6 ounces up to 4 pounds. The flesh is a deep orange and tastes roughly like a cross between a peach and a pineapple with an exotically sweet flavor. Contains Sulfites.
Mangoes are native to Southeast and South Asia. Hindus referred to Mangoes as the “food of the gods” and the leaves are ritually used for floral decorations at religious ceremonies. The Mango is in the same family as poison ivy. Today Mangoes are grown across the world as a fruit tree in frost-free tropical and warmer subtropical climates. Mangoes can range in size from 6 ounces up to 4 pounds. The flesh is a deep orange and tastes roughly like a cross between a peach and a pineapple with an exotically sweet flavor. Mango Chutney is a popular dish in India; in the Philippines unripe mango is eaten with fermented minute shrimp paste which comes in sweet, salty, and spicy flavors. In some parts of South-east Asia, Mangoes are popular pickled with fish sauce and rice vinegar. Mango is high in Vitamins A and C and low in sodium and high in fiber. Diced Mangoes are easy to use in salads, pilaf, stir-fry, pastries, granola, and desserts.
Sweet glutinous rice flavored with coconut then served with sliced mango on top is a delicious dessert. A traditional Indian drink uses a mixture of yogurt and milk as the base along with Mango, then flavored with cardamom. Pieces of Diced Mangoes can be used in ice cream; they can be substituted for peaches in a pie; or put Mangoes in a blender with milk, a little sugar, and crushed ice for a refreshing beverage. Traditional uses are for any baked dessert, rice pilaf, puddings, pastries, bread, muffins, snack mixes, and cereals.
How To Cut And Dice A Mango
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How do you dice a mango?
The best way to dice up a mango to use in smoothies, to freeze or add to a salsa. Cut a small piece off the bottom, which is typically the flatter side of the two ends. This will help the mango sit flat so it doesn’t move around. Locate the longer, flatter sides of the mango. These will be the first two cuts.
How do you cut a mango skin?
Another method is to gently press on the back of the mango skin to turn it inside out. Then, holding the fruit over a bowl or cutting board, carefully cut the pieces away from the skin. Repeat this step with the other large section.
What is a mango pit?
If you’ve ever cut into a mango, you’ll know that its pit is not some demure little bobble you can just scoop out on the way to your fruit salad. This wide, oblong pit is tough as nails, and runs through the entire length of the fruit.
How do you cut a mango Ridge?
Cut on either side of the ridge and you will end up with three mango slices; one with the seed and two with only fruit. Set one fruit-only piece of mango on the counter, flesh-side up. Using a sharp paring knife, score the fruit in a crosshatch pattern, making the squares as big as you want your dice-size to be. Step 3: Pop the Mango!