I have a quick, easy & delicious recipe to share with you today!
At the grocery store yesterday mangoes were on sale for $1. I never really ate mangoes until a year or so ago — I’ve always enjoyed mango-flavored things, like gelato and tea and smoothies, but for some reason buying the actual fruit at the store was intimidating to me.
Then Mike came into my life. As I’ve shared before, Mike loves trying new foods, especially exotic and intriguing fruits. On one of our first grocery trips together, he bought a mango and showed me how to test it for ripeness. We let it soften for a couple days until it had some give, like a ripe avocado. Then Mike showed me how to prepare it: slicing the fruit off from the core and peeling off the skin. I was surprised at how easy it was!
Ever since then, I’ve been enjoying mangoes on a fairly regular basis. Last night I was in the mood for something new, so I decided to try baking a mango, much in the way I’ve baked peaches and pears in the past.
baked mango with brown sugar & cinnamon
– 1 mango
– 1 tbsp brown sugar
– 1 tbsp cinnamon
1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
2. Slice the mango away from the core and arrange the pieces, skin down, in a glass baking dish.
3. Sprinkle the slices with the brown sugar and cinnamon.
4. Bake for 20-25 minutes, until the sugar-cinnamon mixture starts to bubble. Peel off the skin and serve warm, with ice cream or whipped cream if desired.
Mike and I enjoyed this as a healthy dessert tonight! I think it would also make a great snack, or even breakfast!
Hope you’re having a wonderful week! Make today a masterpiece!
-Dallas
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Time spent: 30 minutes {including bake time}
Cost: $1.00
Mangoes are always good. You should try them in a upside down cake instead of pineapple. Thanks for sharing.
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Just used this recipe but with pears! Worked great! 🙂
Thanks, Alice! I’m so happy to hear it! Pears sounds yummy, I will have to try that too! 🙂