Monday, November 16, 2009

Burong Mangga/Pickled Green Mango


I never appreciated Burong Mangga when I was a child. I'd rather eat green mangoes dipped in shrimp paste or dipped in salt-fish sauce mixture. I guess I just didn't like mangoes that has been in the water for a few days.

Now, I happily eat my burong mangga as a condiment for fried or broiled fish.

The classic burong mangga is made with a brine solution which is just salt dissolved in water but you can experiment and flavor yours. You can add bird's eye chili [siling labuyo], to add a kick to it. There's really no right or wrong recipe to make burong mangga. Its all according to how you want yours to taste like.

Ingredients:
2 medium green mango
2 tbsp salt
1 tbsp sugar
3 cups water

Directions:
  • Combine water, salt and sugar.
  • Boil your brine solution for five minutes and set aside to cool.
  • Wash the mangoes thoroughly and peel.
  • Cut the mangoes into long flat slivers.
  • Arrange the mangoes in a jar.
  • When cooled, pour brine solution into your jar.
  • Cover and refrigerate for a few days.

an entry for. Happy start of the week!

20 foodie thoughts...:

Sassy Mom said...

I guess pareho tayo Id rather eat my mangoes with bagoong or just plaint salt. But this one is good for a change.

Jenn said...

I don't think I've tried pickled before. But I do love it with bagoong. Whenever it's around, I always dig into that first.

Anncoo said...

I would like to add some fresh chilli in it.

FoOd PaRaDiSe said...

My sil loves it so much. ^-^

Dhanggit said...

I love green mangoes though I never tried a pickled one! Thanks for sharing this recipe!!

A cupcake or two said...

In Sydney I only ever see this at the Filipino Fiesta. I remember going to the markets and my mum getting this. Oh I miss the Philippines.

Murasaki Shikibu said...

The photographs of green mangoes was enough to make my mouth water...lol

Selba said...

We called mango also as mangga here in Indonesia :)

Sometimes my Filipino ex-colleagues like to bring dried mangoes from Philippine as a gift! Ah.. I miss them!

Grace said...

i love anything pickled, and this is something i haven't tried. what a neat idea, and it looks so attractive too!

5 Star Foodie said...

I love mango and haven't tried a green pickled one yet, looking forward to trying soon, sounds wonderful!

the ungourmet said...

I love pickled foods. I would love to try this!

Faith said...

This sounds like a delicious condiment for so many things!

Gera @ SweetsFoods said...

If you said mango I'm in! but never tried as pickle! Yummy idea to try soon :)

Cheers!

Gera

Confession Nook said...

im a mangga't bagoong addict..which also means i eat mangga while i am actually slicing it..A few days?..hmm..tricky..i don't think id be able to wait for long seeing that mangga in the fridge hahahaha..how about 2? hehehe

Cheryl said...

Wow that looks delish, I love Mango's!

girlichef said...

Oh, I really want to try these! I love mango. I love pickled things. Must try making some :D

Teresa Cordero Cordell said...

Peachkins, I like this. I've always thought of mangos as sweet, but here you show their savory side. Good job.

Clarissa said...

Waaahhh!!Sobrang naglalaway ako dito,Peackins!!Ahhh!!I just miss the Philippines!!\(^0^)/

Hailey's Beats and Bits said...

yum.yum.yum!!!!

mycookinghut said...

I loved pickled mango... can keep on eating.. :)

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