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Pico de gallo con mango
Pico de gallo con mango 
Pico de Gallo with Mango
Maggie @maggie_cookbook1017
A very fresh side dish made with onion, chili, cilantro, mango, and tomato, dressed with lime juice and salt.
Pico de Gallo with Mango
A very fresh side dish made with onion, chili, cilantro, mango, and tomato, dressed with lime juice and salt.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Chop the onion, mango, and cilantro. Remove the seeds from the chilies to reduce spiciness. Remove the seeds from the tomatoes and chop the cilantro.
- 2
Mix everything together, squeeze the juice of one lime over it, add salt, and it's ready.
Mejor conocida como tia maggie .Mi mayor alegria es ver a mi familia en la mesa , probando una nueva delicia y lo digo asi por que para mi hacer una receta con amor es una delicia , mis recetas son sencillas y familiares tengo un poco de todo, donde eh vivido, espero que lo disfruten y muchas gracias por tomarse la molestia de ver mis recetas.http://recetasdemejjicanna.blogspot.mx/?m=1
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