Pork Loin and Mango Kebabs- Dinner tonight

'Q Bruddah

This was an easy Weber recipe that I got today as a weekly recipe email. It served as my excuse to buy a Oxo mango splitter that I have been wanting for awhile. What was I waiting for? Makes 1/2 mangoes fast. Peel first then split.

I substituted Dizzy Dust for their rub. The recipe includes a citrusy Orange-Lime-Ginger-Honey glaze that went with and it really set off the 'bobs. I have the recipe as an email and if anyone wants it I can email it.


Just getting started


Gettin' cooked



Dinner is served





Enjoy your meal.

cookn biker

Fabulous cook!
Few things, reject those "W" recipes...please
Second, VERY important, you DO not need an apperatuse to do anything to a mango. Peel by hand, take what you need...if you are using it for cooking.
My take on mango is the only way to eat one is in the shower.

'Q Bruddah

Okay, well I uh... uh... I'm not real sure where it came from... uh I found it.... uh, in a ditch, had to wrestle it from a big black dog... he nearly had me uh I think I'm okay now.

With a mango splitter you don't have to eat in the shower.

cookn biker

:laugh: I say you don't need no stinckin mangp splitter!!

'Q Bruddah

Do you eat spaghetti in the shower, too?

cookn biker

Oh, that's a great fantsay!!
Thanks! :laugh: :laugh: :silly:

'Q Bruddah

I was trying hard to keep fantasy out of this I still have the mango in the shower image in my head. :ohmy: That's reason enough to own a splitter. :(

hornhonk

I want to help her eat a mango.

cookn biker

:laugh:

'Q Bruddah

Molly, they were real nice kebabs. :P

Desert Oasis Woman

:laugh:

mangoes are finger food
they are just as much an outside in the summer food as shower food in the winter
you bite into them and the juices run down the sides of your mouth
the juice runs down your palms and onto your arms

mangoes are meant to be savored
the juice is meant to be licked off your arms
mangoes are meant to be experienced, like all good food

don't tell us you don't smell your hands after holding them over the top vent of your BGE

cookn biker

Yup...swhat I mean!!!!

'Q Bruddah

This is a treat, I agree, and I am as tactile as anyone but we're making frickin' kebabs here and not lickin' our fingers, girls. :laugh: :laugh:

Desert Oasis Woman

you are wrong! Mangoes always get licked off our fingers!! Bet yours were in your mouth, too, Q buddy

hornhonk

humina,humina,humina :unsure: Norton, it's gettin warm in here.

misfit

Dang ole, Wango Tango I need some Mango.
Uncle Ted might be proud...

Desert Oasis Woman

mangoes ARE tropical fruit

'Q Bruddah

I admit only to eating the vestiges from the pit but I washed my hands. I am trained to do that. Years in the food business. Hand sink by the garbage.

Desert Oasis Woman

bet you went after the tidbits on the skin, too

'Q Bruddah

:laugh: You can bet I ain't postin' no pictures of no stinkin' Mango Salsa here :laugh: :laugh:

Richard Fl

Would like to know about the mango tool. Some varities are a PITA to get the meat off the seeds.

Here is an idea for the extra mangos.

http://www.eggheadforum.com/index.php?option=com_simpleboard&func=view&id=663818&catid=1

'Q Bruddah

:ohmy: No. No. No. I used a sharpened peeler so as not to waste any of that sweet meat. You're not gonna get me here. :laugh: :laugh:

'Q Bruddah

Thank you and bless you my son. I was nearly skewered myself until your voice of reason. Bed Bath and Beyond Oxo Mango splitter. They will give it to you in a plain brown bag for 12.99 and tax.

'Q Bruddah

Are they gone...... ?

Desert Oasis Woman

actually, mangoes ripen very nicely in a plain brown paper bag :evil:

'Q Bruddah

Run, Forrest, Run!!!! :cheer: :cheer:

misfit

Just to clarify, not being crude here. Ted, The Nuge, is known for that song, I added mango because it fit, so to say... His cookbook, "Kill It & Grill It", makes me want to go out and take an elk, though they are never seen here in Florida, as far as I know...

'Q Bruddah

Maybe you could sneak up on a wild mango! :laugh:

misfit

On the Suncoast, it's not too difficult.

Hungry Celeste

Except that mangoes are in the sumac plant family, and a significant number of people sensitive to poison ivy will get a similar reaction from mango skins. My mother coulnd't find the source of her "poison ivy" rashes (on the hands, a bit on the face), and mango skins were the culprit. Now she just peels 'em wearing gloves. The flesh of the fruit poses no problem, just the peel.

CVDSmokeShack

Q;
That loos like a great cook! Please send the recipe via email when you have a chance. Thank you and have a great weekend!

Chris