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Mangonada
Servings
8
8
Cuisine Type
- mexican
Menu Part
- beverage
Main Ingredient
- Mango
Chef Dave Woolley
CD Culinary Approach
Denver
This fruity mango beverage has a mild kick balanced by citrus from a combo of ground chiles, lime and chamoy sauce—a savory pickled fruit condiment. Chef Woolley suggests serving the drink with tamarindo rolls, a Mexican candy, but if these are not accessible, paper or bamboo straws can substitute.
Ingredients
6 cups peeled and diced very ripe mangos
1 cup water
2 tbsp. agave nectar
5 cups ice cubes
1 lime, halved and juiced
8 tbsp. chamoy sauce
4 tsp. original Tajin seasoning
8 tamarindo rolls
Steps
1. Reserve 1 cup diced mango for garnish. Place remaining diced mango onto parchment-lined baking sheet or tray. Partially freeze mango for 1 to 1½ hours.
2. In measuring cup, combine water and agave. In blender container, in batches, combine icy mango dice, agave mixture, lime juice and ice; blend until smooth and slushy. Repeat until all of mango, agave mixture, lime juice and ice is used.
3. In each of eight glasses, measure ¾ tablespoon chamoy sauce (reserve remaining ¼ tablespoon for garnish). Swirl chamoy up side of each glass and sprinkle in Tajin seasoning.
4. Pour slushy mango mixture into each glass; top with remaining diced mango, chamoy and a sprinkle of Tajin seasoning. Serve immediately with tamarindo rolls or straws.
Photograph courtesy of National Mango Board
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