Spicy Mango Salsa

This light and fresh spicy mango salsa recipe is a great addition to any recipe collection. It is so versatile and can complement many recipes.

Spicy mango salsa has so many uses

I am always looking for new and interesting salsa recipes. This is a wonderful recipe and as with most of our recipes, you can make it mild or kick up the spice.

Many proteins for one recipe

One of the reasons I’m always looking for new salsa recipes is that it is so adaptable in recipes. You can grill or bake a simple chicken breast and when you top with a delicious, fresh, homemade salsa, it transforms that chicken breast into a wonderful dish.

Whitefish such as tilapia or mahi-mahi are also fabulous sources of protein as a vehicle for a delicious salsa.

Spicy mango salsa is perfect for snacking

This salsa is zero points and there are many ways to enjoy it. Carrots, celery, broccoli are all excellent pairings for this salsa.

There are a variety of crackers that are low in points and give you a lot of bang for your buck. Sea Salt Corn Good Thins are delicious and you can munch on 38 of them for 3 points. Blue Diamond almond nut-thins are also tasty treat and come in at 4 points for 19 crackers. Ritz Crips and Thin are one of my all-time favorite crackers and they are 4 points for 21 crackers.

Variations to adapt spicy mango salsa to your pallet

I’m not a huge fan of anything that’s spicy. I don’t want my food bland, but I don’t enjoy my mouth being on fire, or anywhere close to that. If you are like me, then simply omit the jalapeños and you’re ready to go. If you like to feel like bees are swarming the inside of your mouth, add more jalapeños than the recipe calls for.

I prefer a milder onion flavor, so I substitute sweet onions for the red onions in my recipes.

If you love the look of this recipe but aren’t a huge fan of mangos, you can substitute pineapple for mango and the flavor profile will still work beautifully.

Some other uses for spicy mango salsa

This dish can be used to spice up more bland and ordinary foods. You can scramble up a few eggs and throw in this salsa. Eggs are the perfect foil for this dish as eggs are a wonderful vehicle for sweet or savory foods. Cottage cheese is another wonderful place to add this fabulous dish.

A vegan/vegetarian option to pair with your spicy mango salsa

A delicious main dish to use with this wonderful salsa is our easy black bean wrap. This recipe is full of so much fiber and has a great amount of protein. This both helps to fill you up, which in turn makes sure that you eat less in between meals.

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BLUE PLAN: 0 Points

GREEN PLAN: 0 Points

PURPLE PLAN: 0 Points

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