I know that I am a creature of habit. I like eating the same thing for breakfast every morning. I like visiting the farmer's market every weekend. I like going to the gym every day. I like eating healthy. I like listening to the same music (hello Cyndi Lauper playlist). I like wearing the same comfy jeans, the same jewelry, and the same shoes. And now that my hair just recently got long enough to put it in a ponytail, it's probably going to stay that way until the end of summer.
But sometimes it's important to break those habits. To try something new for breakfast. To wear skinny jeans. To skip the gym and eat cupcakes instead. And to buy fruit from the grocery store that is completely wrong for your geographic location and climate. Hello mangos...
This dressing was inspired by the recent mango sale at Whole Foods. I've been resisting for the past few weeks and finally had to give in and indulge myself. I have to say that I'm glad I did. If we never broke our habits life wouldn't be as fun. And there certainly wouldn't be mango dressing.
But sometimes it's important to break those habits. To try something new for breakfast. To wear skinny jeans. To skip the gym and eat cupcakes instead. And to buy fruit from the grocery store that is completely wrong for your geographic location and climate. Hello mangos...
This dressing was inspired by the recent mango sale at Whole Foods. I've been resisting for the past few weeks and finally had to give in and indulge myself. I have to say that I'm glad I did. If we never broke our habits life wouldn't be as fun. And there certainly wouldn't be mango dressing.
Sweet and Tangy Mango Salad Dressing
Makes about 2.5 cups
Flesh from 2 ripe mangos (or about 2 cups if using frozen)
1/3 cup water
1/2 avocado, pitted and skinned
1 Tablespoon + 1 teaspoon spicy brown mustard
Add ingredients to a blender. Blend thoroughly. Serve on fresh greens.



haha "And to buy fruit from the grocery store that is completely wrong for your geographic location and climate" made me laugh, thank you! I'm quite habitual, too... I try to mix it up, then I just fall in love with something else and run with it for awhile. There are worse things!
ReplyDeleteI made this dressing last week and LOVE it! I want to have it on my salad every day. I love how simple it is. My husband loved it too. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteHow long would this keep for?
ReplyDeleteI think usually the rule of thumb is 5 - 7 days with homemade dressings, but it took me a little over a week to use up my batch and it still tasted fresh and smelled fine.
DeleteWhat an intriguing combination. I can't wait to try it on my salad. Thanks so much for sharing the recipe.
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