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help with mango glut please
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Yup - add to a smoothie, eat au naturel, or add to a curry - yummy xMFW #185
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Mango goes strangely well with chicken. Chicken and Mango salad is one of my favourite meals at our local pub. Go for it! x0
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i once read that the only place to eat a mango is in the bath! Haven't tried that yet but have made mango crumble...Yummy." The greatest wealth is to live content with little."
Plato0 -
Hey....thanks for all suggestions.
In the end I made mango crumble and it was delish. :T0 -
Just wanted to share a culinary success from last week...
My bf bought 2 mangoes when they were BOGOF in Tesco, we had planned to make smoothies, well we ate one and then the other one got put in the fridge and forgotten about... a week later i found it, it was pretty soft by then! didn't fancy a smoothie so thought i'd try something else...
I whizzed it up using handheld blender, then added a couple of teaspoons of sugar (not necessary but i fancied something sweet!), and most of a small tub of creme fraiche. Whizzed it all together and poured it in a shallow ceramic freezer-proof bowl. Stuck it in the freezer about 8pm... about 11pm I took it out and gave it a stir so the frozen bits around the edge got all mixed together, then popped it back in overnight. That evening I got it out of the freezer about 15 minutes before i wanted to eat it, it made 2 quite generous sized servings, and was SO yummy!
very quick and easy (though not instant!) dessert. Think I'll try it with some other fruits too next. mmmmmmmmmmmmmm.0 -
Thank you, that sounds fab - I'll give it a go
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Today, I bought from work 1 and 1/2 kg of mango pieces ready to eat. Destined for the fresh foods counter for 50p. They are eat by today. So. what can I do with them. I expect they will still be ok tomorrow and as it is my day off., I wondered if I could freeze them, or make something with them and then freeze. I am going to eat a bowl full. But any ideas please.Anyone who lives within their means suffers from a lack of imagination:beer:
Oscar Wilde0 -
How about mango chutney?
No idea how to make it, just sounded good. Official DFW Nerd Club - Member no: 203.0 -
whizz them up and then freeze as a puree in small enough portions to add an 'ice cube' worth to an early morning porridge.I am the leading lady in the movie of my life
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you can chop and freeze. Not much good for eating as fruit but great for smoothies - added value of being ice cubes as well...
it probably worked better in the summer 0
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