Mango Salad

"Source: Chatelaine Magazine. Once I could not get fresh mint so I substituted mint sauce for the vinegar, sugar and mint and it worked very well"
 
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Ready In:
15mins
Ingredients:
10
Yields:
1 salad
Serves:
6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Squeeze juice from lime and place 2 tablespoons (30 mL) in a large bowl.
  • Stir in balsamic vinegar, sugar and chili flakes until sugar is dissolved.
  • Peel mangoes, slice pulp from pit, then cut into julienne strips.
  • Slice peppers into similar size julienne strips.
  • Combine mangoes and peppers in a bowl.
  • Chop onion fine and add along with mint and coriander.
  • Taste and add more lime juice or a little salt, if you like.
  • Salad is best if it stands at room temperature for 1 hour.
  • Salad can be refrigerated for up to 1 day but mint will darken, so add it just before serving.

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Reviews

  1. Delicious. Couldn't get a hold of chili flakes and had to use powder. That worked fine. Also, I know many people use under ripe mangos for this and it is really good as well.
     
  2. This was a bit HOT! I can`t say if it was my home grown peppers but please do add a bit at a time and taste as you add. The sweetness of the sugar and balsamic helped with the heat. I did add olive oil, used 1 red pepper and cut the herbs down to half. Being this is a mango salad wanted the mango to come through not the herbs!
     
  3. Wow, what a wonderful salad!! Mint with hot peppers AND balsamic! What could be better for luscious mangos? This salad was a huge hit. A flavor delight. We didn't eat it all, but used the leftovers the next morning as a side to an omlette. It was wonderful with eggs. Really different and good. Thanks for posting this refreshing and delightful salad recipe.
     
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My husband and I are retired and live in a beautiful little village by the sea. For a number of years I was the food commentator for the Montreal English-language Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's noonday show I operated a cooking school in Montreal and have published two cookbooks, "Downhome Nova Scotia Cooking and The Great Canadian Bread Book which was also translated into French as "Faire Son Pain Soi-Meme. In summer we sail a 30-foot sloop in the beautiful waters off northern Nova Scotia. I love cats.
 
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