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Wednesday, June 13, 2007

What Should I Do With This Case of Mangoes?


Besides gobbling them all up like this? :)

This is the case of champagne mangoes I bought for $6.99 that I mentioned before. I like them because there's very little fibers. The taste is smoother. The skins are thinner too. Although I do love the bolder taste of the bigger mangoes.

Anyway, any new recipe ideas? Or should I just be a pig and demolish the rest of the case as is?

San Gabriel Superstore
1635 San Gabriel Blvd.
San Gabriel, CA 91776
626-280-9998

14 comments:

  1. you should give me some. my dad bought the hairy ones.

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  2. i dont see any better way then the way you are eating it right now. i wish i had some mangoes. but the asian markets are so far. and the american stores sell the big fibrous ones for so expensive.

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  3. Demolish the rest of the case as is!!!! That's what I would do!

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  4. As is as is! If you find too many, can send them to me :P

    How about mango chicken or some kind of chutney?

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  5. Mel's Mom,
    Didn't I ask you if you wanted some last night?

    Rachel,
    Oooh, good idea!

    bluang3lbby,
    The American stores here have been selling mangoes for 2 for $1 or 3 for $1 lately. I've bought them but they turned out all weirdly mushy with brown fibers. It so wasn't worth it.

    W&S,
    That's what I'm doing now! :P

    Tigerfish,
    Another vote for mango chicken huh? I'll have to hunt down a recipe. Chutney seems such a waste...

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  6. http://coconutlime.blogspot.com/2007/04/mango-chicken.html

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  7. oh yea and i said my dad dont let me eat them, but then he told me to take some of his home.

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  8. most of the american stores if it is on sale is $1 a piece. otherwise it is either $1.49 or $2 a piece. and these are small ones not the huge ones. so sometimes just doesnt seem worth it for the price. but havent had a really bad craving for them yet.

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  9. "I'll have the roast duck with the mango salsa." Hehe ;)

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  10. Rachel,
    Thanks. I'll give it a go when I have time.

    MM,
    I've got plenty so just come get them.

    bluang3lbby,
    Ah, even at the price, if I had no other options, I'd buy. :) I love mangoes.

    Jaded,
    Ha! You think I'm running a restaurant lady? ;)

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  11. How about making mango sorbet? I'm sure it would be super delicious. Nothing beats home-made sorbet.

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  12. Haha WC.. check this video out. That's what I was referring to. ;)

    http://youtube.com/watch?v=qZhUdMTRrcE

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  13. Cooking Ninja,
    Oooh, mango sorbet sounds good too. :)

    Jaded,
    Dude! Woman! I hate those cavemen commercials. So annoying!

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