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How to  /  June 17, 2015

How To: Dice a Mango

by Kanika Samra

While we are both travelling and catching up on pending work, it’s time to take a small break from writing recipes and instead share with you tips that can simplify food preparation.

Mangoes are in season in India and much of the tropical world. Alas, we do not get the vast variety of Indian mangoes in the US. And the ones that we do get our hands on, sourced from Mexico and Guatemala, do not even come close. But, a mango from anywhere in the world is precious. You, at least I, do not like to waste the flesh, not at all.

Here are three steps for slicing & dicing a mango

The one step you do not see here is to peel the mango first, I do this with a regular peeler.

Next, make cuts, touching the seed along the length of the fruit.

Cut these at a perpendicular. Make square like boxes as you go along, again putting the knife through until you hit the seed.
Finally, slice at the base. A clean smooth action is all that it requires. Scrape close to the seed. No wasting allowed!

*Tip: Use a broader knife to allow for better contact.

Turn and repeat until the entire flesh is off the  pith, don’t scrape off the pith, it tends to be a little bitter.

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Three steps to slice and dice a mango.

Some great ways to use a mango:

In a Garden Salad,

To top Homemade Ice Cream,

 As a Slushy,

In a bowl of Overnight Oats,

or Add it to your Smoothie.

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7 comments

  • himanju23
    June 18, 2015

    Oh! Thanks for sharing 🙂 People like me definitely need to learn it 😉
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  • Kanika Samra
    June 28, 2015

    Thanks for stopping by Anjali!

    Reply
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