I’m not quite ready to let go of summer just yet -- even though fall is fast approaching -- and with this five minute Mango Chili Sorbet, I don’t have to. The recipe is simple: all you have to do is throw a few ingredients together in a blender and season with a pinch of salt and some red chili powder for a little zest.
Mango is one of those fruits that can handle a little spice, which I’m sure anyone who’s ever enjoyed a good mango stir-fry or curry already knows. The perks of this recipe are definitely its speed, simplicity and its delicious spin on a classically refreshing flavor. I think it translates just fine into the cooler weather, and you can break it out again when the weathers hot.
Implications - Foodie’s will love a new Indian-inspired twist on a classic favorite!
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Spicy-fruit Flavored Desserts
- The intersection of chili and tropical flavors presents an increased demand for new dessert flavors.
- Quick and Simple Recipes
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- Ethnic-inspired Twists
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Sectors Adopting This
- Food and Beverage
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