In our basket we received A LOT of stuff. One of those being mango's. They were rock hard when we first got them, which was a good thing because we had a ton of other things to eat first. Well, they sat on the counter and I kept wondering what to do with them. I like mango's but I didn't want to eat all of them at once and in the end, hate them. Ha ha! Houston and I started talking about ways to use all the things we received. We were originally talking about banana's and I was saying that we could use any over ripe ones to make banana bread. Then of course I saw our mango's... I said, "I wonder if there is something like.... mango bread!"
I have an app on my phone called Big Oven. So I typed Mango Bread in the search bar and let it search. I turned to do something else and Houston started to laugh. Apparently there is! So here's the recipe and a photo journey of making it....
Mango Bread
-2 Cups Flour
-2 tsps Baking Soda
-1 tsp Salt
-1 Cup Sugar
-1 tsp Cinnamon
-1/2 Cup Raisins (which are not shown below. We didn't make it with them)
-3/4 Cup Vegetable oil
-3 Eggs
-2 mangos
-1 tsp Vanilla
Instructions
- Puree mango. Mix all ingredients well. Pour into greased pan. Bake at 325 degrees for 1 hour. Let cool for 20 minutes. (Pureeing the mango was just something I did. I don't like chunks, but the original recipe didn't specify)
Ingredients mixed! The mango looks sorta like apple sauce here. (p.s. don't used a whisk, use a spoon)
Now the pan problem... We don't have a bread pan, so this is what it was made it. :)
Now.... we wait....
And wait...
And wait...
AND....
Done!
And may a just say that this thing smelled REALLY good baking... THE WHOLE TIME. ;)
I waited for Houston to get home to try it. It's pretty dang good! It's not a really strong mango flavor. It is pretty much Banana Bread with mango's instead of bananas. A good way to use fruit that would otherwise have gone bad.
The final (made for a cook book photo) ;P
Lastly. I was just being dumb with the waiting photo's. I hope you don't think I sat in front of my oven for an hour.
That is so dang crafty and resourceful! Who would of thought that you could make mango bread? lol
ReplyDeleteP.S. I love the cookbook picture. Awesome.
First, I must say that I love this idea... second, The waiting photos were the BEST!! I got such a good laugh! I might try this recipe some time.
ReplyDeleteI love that bountiful baskets! You do get a ton! What a great idea, I am always wondering what I am going to do with everything, but most of the time it all gets eaten. I will have to try that some time!
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