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Shrimp With Mango And Plantians

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Ingredients

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10 - 12 ounces mango nectar
1 tablespoon olive oil
2 ripe plantains
2 fleshy ripe mangoes
1 lb shrimp
1 tablespoon chopped fresh cilantro
sea salt

Nutritional information

320.4
Calories
49 g
Calories From Fat
5.5 g
Total Fat
0.9 g
Saturated Fat
142.9 mg
Cholesterol
647.3 mg
Sodium
54.8 g
Carbs
4.8 g
Dietary Fiber
36.4 g
Sugars
18 g
Protein
374g
Serving Size

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Shrimp With Mango And Plantians

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    Light, fruity and flavorful!

    • 38 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Slice Up Two Plantains and Saut in One Tablespoon of Olive Oil Over Medium Heat.

    2
    Done

    Brown One Side (about Two-Three Minutes) Then Turn Each Slice and Brown the Other Side. Remove from Pan and Place on a Paper Towel to Absorb the Excess Oil. Sprinkle Lightly With Sea Salt.

    3
    Done

    in the Same Pan, Pour One Can of Mango Nectar and Simmer on Medium Low Heat Until Reduced and Thickened, About 5 Minutes or More Depending on the Thickness of Your Canned Nectar.

    4
    Done

    Meanwhile Peel the Mangoes and Cut Into One-Inch Chunks. I Like to Make a Circular Cut Around the Mango, Top to Bottom, Following the Edge of the Mango Seed. Then Cut One-Inch Slices Across the Grain on Both Flat Sides of the Seed. With a Long Knife, Cut Your Chunks Away from the Seed. (everyone Has Their Own Way of Cutting Up a Mango.).

    5
    Done

    Add Shrimp to the Mango Reduction and Simmer Until They Turn Pink and Opaque.

    6
    Done

    a Good Way to Test a Reduction Sauce Is to Pull a Flat Edged Spatula Across the Pan. If the Sauce Holds Back For an Instant, as Shown Here, You Have a Nice not-Too-Thick-not-Too-Thin Reduction.

    7
    Done

    Set the Shrimp and Sauce Aside in a Bowl to Cool Down a Bit.

    8
    Done

    Then Carefully Fold in Your Mango, Plantains and Cilantro. This Is a Very Easy, Fruity Dish That Can Be Served as a Light Lunch or an Appetizer.

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