GRILLING MANGOS

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Summertime is grilling time, and mangos make for a great addition to grilling menus. Many have grilled tomatoes or pineapples for years, but what about mangos? The char from the grill perfectly caramelizes the mango to bring out a sweet and tangy flavor that will fit right in with traditional summer cookout menus.

Fill skewers up with fresh mango, zucchini or any other fruits and vegetables and glaze with a homemade teriyaki sauce for a new twist on easy kabobs. Or, grill up mangos to use in a delicious BBQ sauce.

How to Grill Mango

Chef Jason Hernandez offers a quick rundown on how to achieve the perfect char.

Mango cheeks are great for grilling. Start off by peeling the skin off the mango and cutting off the cheeks. Then, season the mango cheeks with whatever seasoning you’d like. This will help build flavor as well as the beautiful char. Utilizing a grill pan or barbecue grill, place the mango cheeks flat side down on a hot grill. Wait a few minutes before flipping to ensure you get the perfect char.

How to Cut a Mango

Before you can grill your mango, you first need to cut it. Watch along to find out how to cut the perfect mango cheek.

There isn’t a wrong way to cut a mango, it can be cut into cubes, slices, or with the help of a mango splitter. Cutting off the mango cheeks are great for grilling. Make sure the stem is on top, then cut vertically ¼ inch away from the midline and make the same cut on the other side.

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