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Roasted red peppers add even more vitamin C to the salsa. Roasted tomatillos, members of the nightshade family and natives of Mexico, together with fresh ginger and celery hearts complement the flavor of mangoes and peppers. The ginger should be grated really finely: its flavor needs to meld with that of the mangoes in this recipe!
Fresh Mango Salsa with Tomatillo, Roasted Red Pepper, and GingerIngredients:1 ripe mango skinned, pitted (to skin it, slice it lengthwise on one side; the skin should start to slip optionally the mango may be roasted or grilled; this makes it sweeter)juice of 1/4 lime plus juice of 1-2 limes1/2 - 1 jalapeno pepper roasted or grilled and minced1 serrano pepper roasted or grilled and minced1 Tomatillo roasted or grilled and skinned1 small- to medium-sized sweet red pepper2 small stalks from a celery heart, finely mincedpinch of basil, dried or fresh1/4 c minced fresh cilantro (Chinese parsley; regular parsley [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], though related, is not the same)3 small cloves fresh garlic, minced1 1/2 heaping teaspoons finely grated fresh ginger root1 1/2 tbsp olive oiloptional: 1/2 - 1 teaspoon mustardDirectionsGrill or roast the tomatillos and peppers. First, brush the skins lightly with olive oil so that the skins are a bit shiney; place these on a grill rack or iron lid set over coals. The vegetables can also be covered with an iron lid while grilling. Make sure they do not burn. The vegetables are properly grilled when the skins become soft and slightly wrinkled. If you roast the m
Garlic is used without onions whereas onions are used in Eric Burkett's "Roasted Red Pepper and Mango Salsa" (August 20, 2010, Food Examiner), which inspires this version of mango salsa. In tomato salsas and other dishes [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], garlic and onions often work together. Some cooks however argue that garlic and onions – from the same family – are not complementary, that each gives a dish a particular flavor. In this mango salsa garlic alone adds its aroma to that of the ginger, lime, hot peppers, and cilantro. The capsaicin in the jalapeno and serrano peppers adds heat. Capsaicin may also have health benefits.
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Mangoes come from the same family as poison ivy and are natives of India. Just one has more than a day's supply of vitamin C, along with vitamins A, E, B6, potassium, plus traces of calcium and magnesium. Buy mangoes when fresh- and slightly-sweet smelling, still pretty firm, and just beginning to ripen. In a day or two a partially ripened mango will ripen at room temperature. The ripe mango should still smell fresh but sweeter and very fragant. The flesh should be firm but a bit softer.
Mango salsa is an easy [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], fresh, colorful vitamin-C-packed dish for brunch, luncheon, or grill. Salsa – of Aztec origin, similar to Indian chutney, but usually not as sweet – is made by mincing the ingredients finely and shaking or tossing them together. Typical salsas are made with tomatoes or tomatillos. For variety and flavor some cooks make salsa from fruits such as pineapple, orange, peach, kiwi, or mango.
Some recipes for salsa use only raw ingredients (which "pickle" in lime, lemon, or vinegar). This recipe uses roasted ingredients as well. You will need two bowls, one large enough to contain the contents of both bowls (a large clean jar with a lid would work well too, as you need to toss the ingredients together!).

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