Fresh, juicy mango pairs with creamy avocado, cool cucumber, and a zesty dressing to create a vibrant salad that’s quick and easy to make.With simple ingredients and no cooking required, this salad is perfect for busy days or as a fresh side to your favorite grilled.At first, I was skeptical of how it would turn out as I had never combined mango with avocado, but a bite of this refreshing salad teleported me to a world full of goodness. The salad combines a blend of simple yet refreshing flavours of fruits and veggies that pair well with mangoes.With just 10 minutes of prep time and no cooking required, this salad is perfect for when you need something fresh and fast.

All the ingredients are fridge-temperature (chilled overnight).It started at a hectic morning, I opened the fridge and found so many leftovers because my mom visited me the day before.Five minutes later I found myself plating this salad. Definitely a no brainer recipe and the color is to die for isn't it?

Tam maak muang or unripe mango, an irresistable famous thai dish with fresh ingredients, juicy and crunchy young mango that has a rich of flavour.

MY VERSIONA TRADITIONAL MALAYSIAN FRUITS SALADMY CHILDHOOD FAVOURITELOVING IT

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The recipe I added a twist to the flavor was different from the original Macaroni Salad.

Aren’t salads just wonderfully delicious!! 🙂 I had a few Mangos in my refrigerator, so I thought it was time to use them in a salad recipe that I make quite often and I wanted to share with you the simplicity of this salad. I love salads, I can actually say that I love and eat almost all of sorts of salads, except for Egg salad! I don’t eat or like boiled eggs. 🙂 I think the last time I ate one is when I was 7 years old, 🙂 but don’t get me wrong I do cook them for recipes that only others eat. hehahhahahaI had a bit of baked chicken leftover from the other day so I added this into the salad along with spinachhhhh!!!!…Yum, yum a delicious and healthy salad for Brunch, Lunch, Dinner or any time of the day. I haven’t added any sort of dressing to this because I want each ingredient’s taste to stand out, so I am only adding olive oil and a bit of pepper. 🙂

I unexpectedly found a green mango, so I bought it on impulse! It was riper than I thought it would be, so I combined it with whatever vegetables I had in my refrigerator. As a typical salad, this mango was too ripe, but the fruity and sweet taste was delicious. The dried shrimp and pine nuts added a nice touch, too.To complement the mango texture, I peeled the cucumber. The colors were softened and looked nice. The all-purpose fish sauce can be used as a salad dressing or for other dishes. I recommend making a liberal amount. Recipe by Heartful Kitchen Rei

I added my own touch to this tropical salad from a recipe that I saw on a Canadian kitchen show.The combination of the dressing and the shrimp, mango, and avocado was so nice and delicious that I decided to post the recipe.The mango goes best with the salad if it isn't overly ripe. Recipe by largefield

From a shellfish book I had years ago, I don't remember the name

This is our favorite fruit salad. I make it every weekend and usually once during the week, (wife's request, who am I to argue)? Found part of this online, there are so many versions and ways to make fruit salad, but a key to this salad is the tartness of Granny Smith apples combined with the lemon yogurt. And any other fruits could still be added to your personal preference.

Fresh fruit salad bathed in a sweet and tangy dressing is an actual dessert than a salad.Fruit salad is a favourite dessert, salad and even a snack in Pakistan. It is a must have for iftars.This fruit salad is made with fresh fruit that is available. It can be made with canned fruit also.The dressing is something else. Usually fruit salad served in Pakistan is drenched in juice, chaat masala and lemon juice. Or it is served with some sort of creamy sauce or custard.Here I used fruit yogurt with mayo to make the dressing. You can use any flavoured yogurt.it is the perfect sweet treat when you have some fruit you need to use up, or you’re trying to keep things simple. It’s creamy and sweet and absolutely delicious! Plus it takes all of 10 minutes to throw together.