Wednesday, July 31, 2019

Fish with Mango Salsa #recipe from author @DarylWoodGerber



From Daryl:

I've been on a fish kick lately. I buy the frozen packets at Costco and dress them up. Last week I shared a lime sauce recipe that is perfect for white fish. And it might be good for chicken.

This week, I'm sharing another fish topping that is most definitely great on chicken.

I went to the local fruit and veggies market. It's such a great place. Family owned. Packed with goodies.  I particularly love their strawberries.They had everything I needed to make this a really delicious and simple addition to a summer barbecue dinner.

Enjoy.


Mango Salsa


For each piece of fish (or chicken), figure approximately 2 tablespoons of each item per portion of salsa.

Mango, chopped
Strawberries, diced
Avocado, diced
1 teaspoon balsamic vinaigrette dressing
(*I use Paul Newman's creamy vinaigrette.)

In a small bowl, mix the mango, strawberries, avocado, and dressing.  Serve in large portions on each piece of fish…or chicken…or salad.  This is simply delicious.

Don't like mango? Use papaya.

Don't like strawberries or avocado? Use melon.

It's super easy to swap this out.

I broiled my fish. You can barbecue, bake, or pan fry. 



I must admit vinaigrette dressing makes the avocados look, um, brown. If you like, use a lighter "colored" dressing. Maybe use white vinegar or rice vinegar?

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2 comments:

  1. How simple! And it looks so good. I have strawberries and watermelon on hand. No mango or avocado, darn it.

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  2. Fresh and delicious. Nicely done.

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