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I've been working in Mexico for the past 6 months, and "Arrachera" is one of the dishes they bring us for lunch and is also served at the hotel grill.

They also serve a chimichurri sauce in that town that everybody says you can't get anywhere else, its an orange sauce, I call it spicy ranch to get a laugh, but it is really good for dipping about anything in.

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here is a favorite sauce for dipping. It is wonderful with seafood or steak and pork.
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Mango-Sour Orange Sauce

One Ripe Mango, peeled and chopped
Two Tablespoons Red onion, fine diced
Two Tablespoons Red Bell Pepper, fine diced
One large Tabasco Pepper, fine diced
One Tablespoon Sam’s Mango Madness hot sauce
Juice and pulp from one large Sour Orange (need half a cup)
One Tablespoon Corn Starch

(If you do not have a mango, substitute a 6 ounce can Mango Nectar. If you can’t find a Sour Orange, substitute a half cup Orange Juice, and add the juice of one fresh Lime. If you don’t have any Sam’s Mango Madness hot sauce, I feel sorry for you)


Place the Mango flesh in a small food processor, and reduce to puree

Mix all ingredients in a small heavy non reactive sauce pan. Bring to boil on Medium heat. Mix the Corn starch with some of the liquid, and then add back to the pan. Stir well as the mixture thickens.



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Thanks again guys!


Lots of great information here!


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We just have the butcher run once thru the tenderizer, then we marinate. Lastly cook quick over hot mesquite and slice properly for fajitas (against the grain). Just got through making guacamole to go with the fajitas.

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Originally Posted by Mannlicher
here is a favorite sauce for dipping. It is wonderful with seafood or steak and pork.
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Mango-Sour Orange Sauce

One Ripe Mango, peeled and chopped
Two Tablespoons Red onion, fine diced
Two Tablespoons Red Bell Pepper, fine diced
One large Tabasco Pepper, fine diced
One Tablespoon Sam’s Mango Madness hot sauce
Juice and pulp from one large Sour Orange (need half a cup)
One Tablespoon Corn Starch

(If you do not have a mango, substitute a 6 ounce can Mango Nectar. If you can’t find a Sour Orange, substitute a half cup Orange Juice, and add the juice of one fresh Lime. If you don’t have any Sam’s Mango Madness hot sauce, I feel sorry for you)


Place the Mango flesh in a small food processor, and reduce to puree

Mix all ingredients in a small heavy non reactive sauce pan. Bring to boil on Medium heat. Mix the Corn starch with some of the liquid, and then add back to the pan. Stir well as the mixture thickens.



Sam, have you ever tried modifying that recipe for fish (i.e: mango salsa)?

I'm guessing that recipe there is real close to something real good over pan fried fish filets.


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I like mango salsa for fish and pork.

Chopped mango
Cilantro
Red onion
Garlic
Hot green pepper (jalapeño or sorrano)
Garlic, salt, pepper
Lime juice

Basic peco de gauillo with mango instead of maters.

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Originally Posted by calikooknic
I like mango salsa for fish and pork.

Chopped mango
Cilantro
Red onion
Garlic
Hot green pepper (jalapeño or sorrano)
Garlic, salt, pepper
Lime juice

Basic peco de gauillo with mango instead of maters.


That sounds great for a mildly/very lightly smoked pulled or sliced butt.


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Originally Posted by calikooknic
I like mango salsa for fish and pork.

Chopped mango
Cilantro
Red onion
Garlic
Hot green pepper (jalapeño or sorrano)
Garlic, salt, pepper
Lime juice

Basic peco de gauillo with mango instead of maters.


Sean, you hit on almost everything I was putting together in my head for a good mango salsa.


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Greg,
I make a couple of different mango salsa recipes. Mostly, I just throw something together from scratch, with no real plan.
Green mango, diced
onion diced,
plum tomato, seeded and diced,
lime juice,
fine diced jalapeno or tabasco pepper
Cilantro, chopped
some thyme, salt, white pepper


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Found a marinade locally that sounded good, It's Allegro Hickory Smoke Marinade.

So yesterday I picked up another skirt steak and stuck it in the fridge to marinade over nigh.


After grilling, I'll make some Fajitas with this tonight.

Will report back on my findings.


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The new marinade worked GREAT!!!

This was the BEST Fajitas we ever made!

We cooked strips of skirt steak in a Wok, along with pepper strips, onions, spices, etc.

Yum Yum!


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Sunny Delight is one of the best marinades. It add some sweetness and the acid makes the meat a little more tender. I've always had great results with it, especially with cuts like skirt steak, hangar steak, or flank steak.

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