Culinary Institute of America Recipes

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MAKE IT WITH MANGO

You know mango for its eye-catching color and delicious tropical flavor. Mango adds dimension to recipes – hot or cold, savory or sweet. As nutritious as it is delectable, it’s no wonder mango is one of the most popular fruits in the world. The year-round availability of fresh mango and its incredible versatility make it easy to plan daily, monthly and seasonal menu specials. Check out five new recipes created in collaboration with the Culinary Institute of America for innovative ways to add mango to your menu.

MANGO SEV PURI

Sev Puri is a popular Indian street food, full of sweet, spicy, and tangy flavors. The sev, a crunchy garnish, is paired with the puri, crispy crackers that get all sorts of tasty toppings. Chef Toni Sakaguchi from The Culinary Institute of America uses mangos at various stages of ripeness in this recipe. The puri are topped with a mixture of Mango Tamarind Chutney, Green Chili Chutney, sev, cayenne, and cilantro. Get the full recipe here.

MANGO BARBECUE CHICKEN SANDWICH

Ripe mangos and smoky chilies add just the right amount of sweet and heat to this tasty barbecue sandwich. Chef Toni Sakaguchi from The Culinary Institute of America tosses shredded chicken in mango barbecue sauce and tops this tasty sandwich with refreshing and crispy mango cabbage slaw. Get the full recipe here.

MANGO AND TUNA CEVICHE

Sweet and juicy mangos with fresh tuna are the perfect combination in this delicious ceviche. The mango provides a sweet counterbalance to the acidity of the lime juice and richness of the tuna. Pro tip: choose mangos that are slightly firm to the touch and have smooth skin. Serve the ceviche with tortilla chips and enjoy! Get the full recipe here.

MANGO SMOOTHIE WITH TURMERIC

Watch as Chef Sarah Linkenheil from The Culinary Institute of America shows us how to make this delicious and antioxidant-loaded mango smoothie with turmeric, green tea, ginger and chia seeds. She garnishes the smoothie with matcha and charcoal powder. Get the full recipe here.

CHICKEN WITH MANGO MOLE AND PEPITAS

Moles are part of a family of sauces that come from the Oaxaca and Puebla regions of Mexico, and are known for their rich, complex flavors. This mole recipe features ripe mango, which pairs perfectly with pasilla chiles and spices. Chef Sarah Linkenheil from The Culinary Institute of America uses the mango seeds to flavor the mole. Get the full recipe here.

VIETNAMESE GREEN MANGO NOODLE BOWL

Mangos are a popular street food in the countries where they grow, and in this recipe, Chef Sarah Linkenheil from The Culinary Institute of America shows us how to make a Vietnamese Green Mango Noodle Bowl with Beef. She uses spiralized unripe mango in place of traditional rice noodles. Get the full recipe here.

MANGO POKE BOWL

This Mango Poke Bowl is a delicious vegetarian twist on classic Hawaiian poke. Chef Sarah Linkenheil from The Culinary Institute of America swaps traditional raw tuna with unripe mango, which she marinates with nori, soy sauce, sesame oil, garlic, and ginger. Get the full recipe here.

PICKLED GREEN MANGO RELISH

This Pickled Green Mango Relish features unripe mango and adds a zesty kick to a variety of dishes. Try this sweet and savory relish on a burger or deviled eggs, serve it with a shrimp cocktail, or as part of a cheese or charcuterie plate. Get the full recipe here.

Learn more about this collaboration with the Culinary Institute of America here.