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Mango Chow

Trinidad and Tobago green-mango snack sharpened with lime, chilli, garlic and vinegar.

About Mango Chow

Mango chow is a fiery fruit snack associated with Trinidad and Tobago. This profile follows Marie Mitchell's green-mango version and fixes lime from her lemon-or-lime choice.

Tart green mango and lime give the snack a bright sour edge, sharpened by garlic, shallot and white wine vinegar. Scotch bonnet brings fruity heat while coriander adds a fresh herbal note.

Thin green-mango slices remain firm and juicy, flecked with green coriander and red or orange chilli. The dressing is light and glossy rather than saucy.

Allergens in this recipe

Allergen details are not yet confirmed.

Ingredients vary by restaurant. Confirm your allergens with staff before ordering.

Ingredients in Mango Chow

Marie Mitchell's Trinidad and Tobago mango chow with lime.

Ingredient details & uncertainties

Allergen information is incomplete. Unconfirmed details do not establish that an allergen is absent.

  • Garlic:
  • Banana shallots:
  • Scotch bonnet chillies:
  • Green mangoes:
  • Coriander leaves:
  • Fine sea salt:
  • Ground black pepper:
  • Lime juice: . Lime selected from the source recipe's lemon-or-lime choice.
  • White wine vinegar:

Origins & food traditions

Marie Mitchell identifies chow as a snack enjoyed in Trinidad and Tobago and supplies a complete green-mango formula; Trinidadian writer Lesley Enston independently describes green mango, lime, garlic, hot pepper and herbs as the characteristic chow structure while noting household variation.

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Sources & references
  1. The Guardian - Mango Chow Recipe by Marie Mitchell
  2. Bon Appetit - If It's Not Spicy Enough to Make You Sweat, It's Not Chow