Re: Mango Delight

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Okay, this is good to see that eating the peel is okay.  My son likes to eat mangos like they are pears or apples -- "skin' and all.  I was not worried about this cause I buy all organic produce, but was wondering if there was somethingin the peel/skin that might not agree with him.roseOn Jan 19, 2007, at 8:13 AM, Suzanne wrote:Simple Mango DelightInspired by From Bangkok to Bali in 30 Minutes, by Theresa Volpe Laursen and Byron LaursenSimple SolutionThis dessert is so laughably simple it almost doesn’t count as a recipe, but it’s so mouth-watering and so good for us--since it uses the health-promoting skin of the mango as well as the flesh--that we just had to include it! The world’s-easiest-to-make mango dessert delivers some great benefits.INGREDIENTS2 VERY ripe organically-grown mangoesJuice of 1 lime1. Slice thin slices lengthwise from one side of the mango until you reach the pit, then repeat on the other side. Repeat with other mango.2. Arrange slices prettily on a platter, squeeze leftover pits over them to release more mango juice, then drizzle with lime juice. Eat both peel and flesh.Serves 4.< DIV>   Suzi What is a weed? A plant whose virtues have not yet been discovered. health/  http://suziesgoats.wholefoodfarmacy.com/http://360./suziesgoats Never miss an email again! Toolbar alerts you the instant new Mail arrives. Check it out.

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Rose, you may want to check out the recipes in the files... you may some that might help you with your son.. SuziRose Baumann <rose@...> wrote: Okay, this is good to see that eating the peel is okay. My son likes to eat mangos like they are pears or apples -- "skin' and all. I was not worried about this cause I buy all organic produce, but was wondering if there was something in the peel/skin that might not agree with him. rose

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