Kelly of Baking with the Boys selected Dorie's Fresh Mango Bread for this week's TWD recipe. Mangos have become a favorite around here since my oldest was little. Auntie Penny (Hi Penny!) turned her onto them. I never cared for them before, and only the past couple years have I become fond of them. Now is it mangos or mangoes? Today I will call them mangos. The first time I ever bought one, I had to look up how to cut them. Good old YouTube helped. Take a look at all the Mango recipes I've blogged about here.
For Dorie's bread, it took me 3 mangos to get the 2 Cups needed, I did cut them into bigger chunks though. I like having a piece of fruit in a bite of bread. I also used 1/2 tsp. each of ginger and cinnamon, much less than called for. Instead of using the zest of 1/2 a lime, I used the whole thing and I also omitted the raisins.
The flavors came out perfect, I think. The bread is to be wrapped up, and the next day it will become so moist, so moist you have to be careful picking up a slice! We all loved it, and will add to my regular recipes!
Over at the TWD group we have a post where we can get P&Q about that week's recipe. A few of us had "hairy" bread, meaning fiberous mangos. I read that it was from over ripe mangos. One of mine was kinda mushy, and the other 2 were not. When choosing a mango, I look for mostly red-orange skin and ones that are a little soft.
You can check out Kelly's blog for the recipe as well as the other TWDers breads, linked below.
enjoy,
Your bread looks so moist!
ReplyDeleteI'm happy to say I didn't have hairy mango bread! This is a great recipe, I really liked it!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! The bread looks so moist and I love the flowers!
ReplyDeleteI've never had mango before. This bread looks great. I need to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteThat bread looks AMAZING! So moist and delicious! I LOVED this recipe! Glad you did, too!
ReplyDeleteYour bread looks great! I was so tempted to add in the zest of one entire lime...wish I would have cause I missed the flavor entirely in mine!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great.
ReplyDeleteOh your bread looks great. I liked mine a lot, and I agree it was much moister the 2nd day.
ReplyDeleteYour bread looks like it turned out great! If I make this one again, I am definitely doing it with much less ginger and cinnamon and more lime like you!
ReplyDeletedo you know how bad it is for me to read this! i gained 20 lb just from looking at the pictures
ReplyDeleteYour bread looks deliciously moist! So glad you enjoyed it. I thought it was fantastic and have a loaf saved in my freezer for another time :)
ReplyDeleteWow, your bread is marvellous, I guess it taste great..nice photos too. Cheers
ReplyDeleteLove your photographs!
ReplyDeleteWow, does this look yummy! I tried hard to dice my mango but it's such a slithery creature, it didn't exactly end up diced. I bet the big chunks were wonderful in your bread.
ReplyDeleteSupper yummy. It took me 2 1/2 mangos to get enough...I wonder where Dorie gets her one mango...it must be huge! :)
ReplyDeleteYour childer are so lucky to have you as their mom
ReplyDeleteYour children are so lucky to have you as their mom..
ReplyDeletethanks for the infor and recipes
ReplyDeleteYour such a one of a kind mom... Thanks for the post.. :O
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I loved it the second day.
ReplyDeleteLoaf looks moist and delicious. YummYYYY!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! delicious food recipe....
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