Not too long ago, I showed you of a picture of a Mango Tree full of fruit. I told you about the overabundance of Mangos and how they are seemingly, everywhere. Here is a table my neighbor set out on the side walk. On it, are free Mangos. Go on, help yourself. She has baskets and baskets of them. She would be happy to fill up the trunk of your car. Just ask her. Try a filet of Yellow Tail Snapper topped with Mango Salsa, followed by a little Mango sorbet. The cuisine is called Floribbean, it's local and it's wonderful! Enjoy!Sunday, May 31, 2009
TANGO WITH A MANGO
Not too long ago, I showed you of a picture of a Mango Tree full of fruit. I told you about the overabundance of Mangos and how they are seemingly, everywhere. Here is a table my neighbor set out on the side walk. On it, are free Mangos. Go on, help yourself. She has baskets and baskets of them. She would be happy to fill up the trunk of your car. Just ask her. Try a filet of Yellow Tail Snapper topped with Mango Salsa, followed by a little Mango sorbet. The cuisine is called Floribbean, it's local and it's wonderful! Enjoy!
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An enterprising neighbor. I do like Mango Salsa and peach/Mango Salsa. I think I just like mangos but I don't want a trunk load of them. MB
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of 'Floribbean' cuisine and would happily take some mangos and try the recipes.
ReplyDeleteOh my! How can I grab a couple????
ReplyDeleteWe've got the same problem as your neighbor, except with grapefruit.
ReplyDeleteI've never acquired a taste for mangoes, so free or not, they would stay where they are.
I love the title of your post and I love mangos too! I would grab some if I could.
ReplyDeleteI am somewhat embarrassed to admit that up here, among us hill billies and ridge runners, briars and buckeyes, we used to call green peppers, "Mangos." And older than me folks still do. Our son moved to Florida and we went to Publix store once and I mentioned how nice the "Mangos" were and he laughed and told us what a "Mango" is.
ReplyDeleteYou probably remember when people lived and died at home and endured wakes. I wrote about it here. http://bing-it.blogspot.com/
hummm I love mangos!Hey You did a great work with this picture!
ReplyDeleteLéia
Nice ... I like mangoes and fish . together they are deelish
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I think I need to make some mango salsa now! Must be nice to have free ones available. They are usually $2-3 each here.
ReplyDeleteOooo, that sounds delicious! Can you please send me some mangoes to Norwich?
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that is so nice!
ReplyDeleteIf you could just shove a few of those through the line here, that would be great.
ReplyDeletethat's a nice fruit to have everywhere! (I personally think they are great addition to almost any dish - I recently added them to my standard bean salad - mostlylacounty.blogspot.com)
ReplyDeleteall our mangos are imported of course and I've noticed the price has doubled over the last few weeks!
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