A very simple caribbean salsa which can be stored for up to a month and used as a condiment on vegetables or fish, or just serve it with chips. Not for the faint of heart (or should I say heat!) Of course, the heat depends on the size and heat of your chili. From Sundays at Moosewood.
Green mangoes are used in this recipe and they take on the role of a vegetable side dish that complements meat or vegetarian meals.
OMG!!!! This is sooo good I’ve been eating it plain. This is from the May 2013 edition of Southern Living, and it’s incredible. The only differences is that the original recipe calls for 1/3 cup chopped cilantro (which I hate and so omitted) and to grill the mangoes. Well, I like my mangoes just this side of spoiled (super super ripe) so they didn’t need grilling, but if you are using less ripe mangoes you’ll probably want to grill them, too. This is just too YUMMY.
I adapted this heavily from a recipe in the July/August 2011 issue of Food Network Magazine. I thought I made enough changes to warrant calling it a new recipe, and it came out great. Hope you enjoy!
This is a wonderful salad that has color, texture and loaded with taste. Although there seems to be lots of ingredients, part of it can be done in advance. Serve with some french bread, this salad is quite satisfying. I used DiB’s Parmesan Peppercorn Ranch Dressing (18877) and Tisme’s Mango Chutney (191312), but bottled dressing and Major’s Mango Chutney would be a good substitute.
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