Mango with Salt and Chili Snack
Ingredients
1 ripe mango, preferably, Indian, Francine or Champagne
2 tsp Black Salt
1 tsp Espelette pepper
1 tsp amchoor
Directions
Toss the ingredient together to combine.
Take your ripest, creamiest, juicy mango and peel, cut, and slice it up onto a plate.
Generously sprinkle the mango with the seasoning blend and enjoy!
Recipe Notes
Delicious and amazing mangos work really well with the seasoning but what really helps a less than amazing mango is even more of the seasoning (and maybe a drizzle of honey).
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