Mango Biche Lemonade Frappe
INGREDIENTS
- 16 oz green (under ripe) mango, peeled and cut into chunks
- 1 oz lime juice, fresh squeezed
- 1/8 tsp lime zest
- 2 fresh mint leaves
- 2 oz agave simple syrup (3:1 or 3 oz water to 1 oz agave nectar)
- 1 cup ice cubes, heaping
- Kosher salt, for rim
- 2 each lime wheels, for garnish

INSTRUCTIONS
In blender, add all ingredients but the salt and lime circle garnish and blend well. Add more ice if necessary to reach a slushy consistency. Pour into a salt rimmed glass, garnish with lime wheel and serve immediately.
Notes on green mango (mango biche): Mangos are grown to full maturity on the tree before being harvested, and can be used across the ripeness spectrum. A green mango, stage 2-3, is similar in flavor and texture to a freshly picked crisp, tart green apple – in contrast to a ripe mango, stage 4-5, that is sweet and juicy like a ripe peach. For this recipe use a mango at green/firm stage 2-3. Mangos at the green stage often show more color in the flesh. We recommend using as peeler to remove skin, then carefully cut enough off the stem end to create a base and cut around the seed, starting with removing the cheeks on each side of the seed.

Mango Biche Lemonade Frappe

SERVINGS: 2 to 4 servings (6 to 12 oz portions)
Recipe Categories: Mango Drink Recipes, Mango Chef Creations, Mango Chef Creations, Mango Drink Recipes, Vegan Mango Recipes, Vegan Mango Recipes
INGREDIENTS
- 16 oz green (under ripe) mango, peeled and cut into chunks
- 1 oz lime juice, fresh squeezed
- 1/8 tsp lime zest
- 2 fresh mint leaves
- 2 oz agave simple syrup (3:1 or 3 oz water to 1 oz agave nectar)
- 1 cup ice cubes, heaping
- Kosher salt, for rim
- 2 each lime wheels, for garnish
INSTRUCTIONS
In blender, add all ingredients but the salt and lime circle garnish and blend well. Add more ice if necessary to reach a slushy consistency. Pour into a salt rimmed glass, garnish with lime wheel and serve immediately.
Notes on green mango (mango biche): Mangos are grown to full maturity on the tree before being harvested, and can be used across the ripeness spectrum. A green mango, stage 2-3, is similar in flavor and texture to a freshly picked crisp, tart green apple – in contrast to a ripe mango, stage 4-5, that is sweet and juicy like a ripe peach. For this recipe use a mango at green/firm stage 2-3. Mangos at the green stage often show more color in the flesh. We recommend using as peeler to remove skin, then carefully cut enough off the stem end to create a base and cut around the seed, starting with removing the cheeks on each side of the seed.
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