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as a dessert may be... not mix with rice like some sabji or dal...try it ........ mmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmm
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as a dessert may be... not mix with rice like some sabji or dal...try it ........ mmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmm
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mix with rice like some sabji or dal...
not sure if we have them here... I have only seen pakistani honey mango... which is good. honestly I like all sweet varieties of mango from south asia, and would like to taste all of them.. you cant compare one with other, each has its flavour/texture/smell... I wish I could get an assorted mango box here like a box of sweets..Anwar nitor walks over any Indian mango available in the market
I dont think we can trust a heretic anymore... there is a special hell for people like you..
I dont think we can trust a heretic anymore... there is a special hell for people like you..
Boss you need to check Chaunsa with 22 Brix. Beats everyone in national and international market.Anwar nitor walks over any Indian mango available in the market
is it the one that is not very firm.. when you cut it the flesh is pulpy... not small enough to open the top bit and sqeeze and drink like cola.. and not big/firm enough to slice it...
mangos from Rajshahi, one can be half kilo , very juicy without any fiberis it the one that is not very firm.. when you cut it the flesh is pulpy... not small enough to open the top bit and sqeeze and drink like cola.. and not big/firm enough to slice it...
ya its okey... I dont mind...
how do you eat it? with both hands .. juice dripping from your elbow.. right?mangos from Rajshahi, one can be half kilo , very juicy without any fiber
how do you eat it? with both hands .. juice dripping from your elbow.. right?
sab bakwaas aur choachlle baazee hai
aam khaane ka asli mazzaa to dopahar me hai jab langda aur dassharree aam khaate khaate uska rass kohniyon thak aane lagge sar paet/medda bharr jaaye aur suroor saa ankho me aane lagge
daadee ek gana gaya karti thee ... kyona rotion ka paer hum lagga laen aam khaayen roti khaayen roti aam khaa laen
If it is nice and ripe, add bit of lemmon and red chilli powder and then try.. I bet you would not have tasted anything better than it.How to Eat a Mango
Before you eat your mango, you should be aware of the many ways to eat it. Follow these tips to enhance your mango experience.
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Make sure the mango is ripe. If you push your fingers into it and they leave a dent, then the mango is ready to eat. Use the same method as you would to tell if an avocado or pear is ripe.
- If you touch the mango and it remains firm, then leave it out for a few days until it's ready. If you eat a mango that isn't ripe, it'll taste hard and bitter, and you don't want to waste a good mango, especially because they can get expensive.
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Gather materials. To cube or slice your mango, you'll need a knife, a cutting board, and a bowl for your mango cubes or slices.
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Cut the mango. Cut the mango into halves or thirds while avoiding the large pit. Then, make vertical cuts on the piece you're holding. Be careful not to cut through the skin. Now make horizontal cuts to create a checkered pattern. Grasp the skin on the back of the half and push it forward.
- The chunks you cut should come out, making the mango piece look like a flower.
- Next, just pull off the mango chunks.
- If they don't give, use a knife to slice them off into a bowl or a spoon to scrape them off.
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Eat the cubed mango on its own. Place the cubed mango in a bowl, grab a spoon, and enjoy! If you want to save the cubed mango for later, put it in Tupperware, but recognize that it's best enjoyed fresh and will get soggy if you put it away for a while.
- Add a touch of lemon juice to the mango for zest.
baba ji andhra se ho kya maine dekha hain wahan stations pe sindoori aam ki faank is tarah bikte hueIf it is nice and ripe, add bit of lemmon and red chilli powder and then try.. I bet you would not have tasted anything better than it.
nai bachchca, baba CHANDIGARH se hai ... sindoori nai safeda khao aise (make sure its fully ripe)... maa kasam baba ko bhuloge nai...baba ji andhra se ho kya maine dekha hain wahan stations pe sindoori aam ki faank is tarah bikte hue
you can buy that exact type of drink in the uk at MorrisonsI like mango shake/juice.
Sometime mango Lussi.