Mango salsa {be ready within 15 minutes! }

Mango Salsa is a fresh mixture of sweet mangoes, crispy red bells, spicy jalapeno, fresh lime juice and cilantro. It combines with a bowl in 15 minutes and guarantees stealing the show on the next taco night or summer barbecue.
50 cal 12 grams of carbohydrates 0g fat 1G protein
Mango salsa recipe
This fresh mango salsa recipe is quick, colorful and so easy. Simply slice everything, throw it into a bowl, and let cool for a few minutes to blend the flavors together. Tortilla slices, or top with grilled salmon, chicken, shrimp tacos or spoons on a bowl of grilled salmon, chicken, shrimp tacos or spoons. Plus, it tastes even better the next day, so it is also very suitable for moving forward.
It can also be customized unlimitedly. You can increase the calories, remove the calories, add different fruits, avocados, black beans or anything you like! This is the perfect recipe for cleaning your refrigerator, so use what you have.
If you like chunky salsa recipes, try this grilled pineapple salsa, corn salsa and mango black bean salsa!
Before you begin
Here are some useful tips for making this recipe:
- Choose a ripe mango: Use ripe mangoes, these allow slightly when pressed. They shouldn’t be too hard or mushy.
- Even dice: Grind all sizes of the same size with the best texture.
- in advance: Since this salsa needs to be cooled for 15-30 minutes, it is perfect for making in advance!
How to make a mango salsa
Making mango salsa is so easy and quick. Here’s how to do this:
1. Cut everything
Cut mango, pepper, onion, jalapeno and coriander into small pieces.
Here is an easy way to cut a mango:
- Standing mango On the cutting board, the stems are facing down.
- sliceknown as the “cheek”, is just slightly off the center. This avoids the big pit in the middle.
- The flesh on each cheek In crisscrossing conditions, be careful not to cut through the skin.
- Flip outward By pushing one side of the skin in, then cutting the cube.
- Trim the pit around To get any extra mango, peel and chop if needed.
2. Mix them all together
Mix everything in a large bowl and stir until well combined.
3. Add lime and seasoning
Squeeze the lime juice, sprinkle with salt and pepper, and mix again.
4. Let it cool
Refrigerate for 15 to 30 minutes to allow the flavors to blend together.
5.
Enjoy fries, tacos or as a filling for grilled chicken or seafood.
Changes and replacements
Here are some interesting ways to make your own mango salsa yourself:
- Bites: Swap the red onion with green onion.
- Meat-free protein: Add drained black beans or corn.
- Fruit twist: Mix pineapple, peach or half of cherry tomatoes to give it extra sweetness.
- Herbal Exchange: If cilantro is not your jam, use parsley.
- Additional Zing: Add citrus peel (lime or lemon) to deepen the flavor.
- Add avocado: To make a creamy twist, add chopped avocado before serving.
- Exchange citrus: Try lemon juice or orange juice for a different citrus kick.
How to use Mango Sasa
Here are some interesting ways to use mango salsa:
Storage and Remaining Thoughts
- Shop: Store the remaining mango salsa in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 4 days.
- Leftovers: Spoon grilled fish or shrimp tortillas to quickly enhance the flavor. Another option is to stir quinoa or rice into a cereal bowl to refresh it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are some of the most common questions about making mango salsa:
Can I use frozen mangoes?
Frozen mangoes work in a pinch, but fresh is best for salsa. Thawed mangoes may be softer and release more juice, which will give the salsa flavor.
Is it spicy?
Jalapeno adds mild spice to the salsa. If you like more calories, exchange with Serrano Pepper. For mild heat, remove the jalapeno seeds or exchange them with green pepper.
Can I do this in advance?
Yes, it tastes better. Let it sit in the refrigerator for 30 minutes or longer so that the flavors are mixed. It can be made up before the next day.