
I spent the first 18 years of my life growing up in Michigan before I headed to Miami for college. Among the many wonderful things I discovered in college, mangoes topped the list! It was hard to leave behind my beloved fruit when I moved back to Michigan. I am taking my son to Disney World at the end of June. Forget about the Mouse - can someone please direct me to a farmers market or a produce stand? I'm bringing an extra suitcase.
A fresh, juicy mango, freshly plucked from the tree is absolute bliss. It has been suggested that mangoes are best eaten in the bathtub and while I have never eaten one in a bathtub, I often suck on the pit while leaning over the kitchen sink. Yes, I'm a heathen!
OK - on to the mango bread. This bread recipe is fantastic! The combination of ginger and fruit chunks was sublime. I intend to make this bread frequently. My official taste tester thought it was delicious but I've been hoarding this one from my co-workers. I may share a few slices tomorrow! I managed to find some wonderful ripe mangoes at Whole Foods and the hardest part of this recipe was actually put the fruit into the dough instead of into my mouth! I fell a little short of the 2 cups of fruit that the recipe, uuummm ... suggested.

8 comments:
Ah, a fellow mango lover. I am guilty of sucking on the pit as well.
Shameful, I know.......
I'll say like you... a total contrast Michigan-Florida!!! lol
Nevertheless, you managed to bake a super great looking mango bread!
Beautiful.
So glad you liked it.
Great looking bread! I grew up in Miami but never appreciated mangoes (I even had a tree in my backyard) until after I moved to California.
I heart mangoes too. YUM. Your bread looks delicious.
Your mango bread looks moist and delicious! I was also leaning over the kitchen sink with the mango pits...
Looks great! My co-workers follow the TWD baking schedule as well! :)
Beautiful tart. Love mango. And over the sink is the BEST place to suck on the pit.
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