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May 10th, 2007

mango.JPGIts summer!! And if you are the kind that goes mushy at the thought of mango season, with nostalgic memories of eating a Neelam with juice dripping down your chin or gulping thick Alphonso milkshakes on hot afternoons, here are three of my favourite mango recipes.

Mango Mimosa (makes 5 glasses)

1 ripe mango

1 bottle of chilled champagnemimosa.JPG

Peel the mango and separate the pulp. Add about ¼ cup of water to the pulp and puree in a food processor. Strain the puree. Pour the chilled champagne into a large pitcher/jug. Gently add the strained puree and mix it in without beating. Serve immediately in champagne glasses.

Emilia’s Mangalorean Mango Curry (Serves 2-3)

3 Mangoes – either half-ripe or sweet and sour in taste

Salt to taste

For masala

coconut.JPG1 dry red chilli

1 tsp jeera seeds

1 tsp turmeric powderspices.JPG

2 tsp coriander powder

A small piece of tamarind

½ cup scraped coconutcurryleaves.JPG

For seasoning

8-10 curry leaves

1 tsp mustard

1 tbsp oil

Wash and peel the mangoes and separate the pulp. Boil the pulp in 1 cup of water for about 20 minutes. Roast the red chilli, jeera seeds, turmeric powder and coriander powder slightly. Grind the roasted spices with the tamarind and coconut. Add the ground masala to the cooked mango. If required, add more water till the mixture is of the required consistency – neither too thick nor too thin. Boil again for 10-15 minutes. Add salt to taste Season with oil, mustard and curry leaves. Serve hot with plain rice.

Mango Salad (Serves 2)redpepper.JPG

2 Mangoes – ripe but firm

1 red capsicum – sliced long

½ red onion – finely chopped

¼ cup chopped coriander

For dressingoliveoil.JPG

2 tbsps extra virgin olive oil

Juice of ½ a lime

¼ tsp pepper

1 garlic pod crushed

Salt to taste

Peel the mangoes and chop them into cubes. Place them in a bowl along with the red capsicum, onion and coriander. In a cup, mix the olive oil, lime juice, pepper, crushed garlic and salt. Whisk and pour into the bowl. Stir to coat and refrigerate for half an hour before serving.

Tip: Fish-eaters can add grilled prawns to this salad.

Happy Eating!

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Shirsha says:

Hmm, mango mimosa sounds interesting, esp for the uninitiated in the cocktail section, like yours truly!

meenakshi says:

Go for it Shirsha… make it for a Sunday brunch…its yummy!

Candy says:

Meenakshi, I passed on the recipe to my MIL, who’s crazy about regular Mimosa & Mangoes! Needless to say, she was THRILLED! :)

Neeta says:

Wow, these recipes are perfect for the summer, Meenakshi. I think that salad can also be used as a relish atop a filet of fresh fish!

meenakshi says:

Candy, you are welcome :-)
Neeta, the relish idea sounds great… let me know how it turns out.

Candy says:

Neeta, that sounds exquisite! Gosh, I’m hungry now!

Meenakshi Suryanarayanan says:

As an addict of mangoes for the last 5 decades (Yes. I eat at least one mango per day throughout the season that is from May 1st to September 7th) I could not but be attracted to know more about the details of mango salad. Mangoes of different variety and taste, I wonder, will result in varied salads. A banganapalli mango is quite different from mulgova or a paadhiri or Salem. Mangoes available near Eluru, Rajamundry can be squeezed by hands and the juice taken straight.
Wonderful suggestions.
you may visit at your leisure,
http://menakasury.blogspot.com
which has its theme GOOD FOOD, GOOD MUSIC, GOOD HUMOUR AND GOOD SLEEP.

desh says:

nothin better than sittin with a big heap on mangoes dipped in a tub of water and eatin them by messin up th place :)
i have a pic in similar situation as a kid :D

btw i thnk this will interest mango lovers

http://www.rangashankara.org/mango.htm

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