It’s hard to describe just how delicious this fresh, sweet and slightly spicy mango salsa is — you’ll just have to try it yourself!
The first time I made this salsa it was to pair with my insanely delicious Vaca Frita de Pollo tacos and it was a match made in food heaven. I hope you love this easy mango salsa recipe as much as I do!
You can have this mango salsa the same as you would any other salsa! Make it to top tacos or tostadas. You can also serve it as a salsa for chips and guacamole, or you can take a spoon and just eat it on it’s own — not that I’ve ever done that ;).
I recommend using all fresh ingredients for this recipe — it really makes a difference.
Mangoes: The base for this salsa and what gives it it’s name! Just dice them up and you’re good to go.
Avocado: For creaminess. I dice this the same as I do the mango.
Red bell pepper: Adds a nice, fresh crunch to this salsa.
Jalapeño: For a little spice. Can add more or less as you see fit.
Red onion: I finely chop these for this recipe.
Cilantro: For color and flavor.
Orange & lime juice: Use freshly squeezed if you can.
Kosher salt: To help the flavors pop.
Cumin: For complexity.
Red pepper flakes: For a little spice, and because we love red pepper flakes over here.
Olive oil: To help it all come together.
If you try this recipe, don’t forget to leave a comment and/or a rating! My favorite part about sharing my recipes and kitchen tips is being able to chat with you. If you ever share a recipe to Instagram, don’t forget to tag me so that I can see it! Happy eating <3
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