A simple sweet-heat purée that works on everything. Make one batch and use it for shrimp, pork adovado, breakfast burritos, bowls, or anything that needs smoky depth.
A smoky-sweet purée you can batch once and use all week. Perfect for shrimp, pork adovado, breakfast burritos, rice bowls, grilled chicken, or drizzling over roasted veggies.
Ingredients
14 oz frozen mango pulp, thawed
1 (7 oz) can chipotles in adobo
Half-can of water (use the same can from the chipotles)
Instructions
Add mango pulp, the entire can of chipotles in adobo, and half a can of water to a blender.
Purée until completely smooth.
Taste. If you want it thinner or lighter in heat, add more water.
Store in a jar in the fridge for a week, or freeze in cubes for quick weeknight use.
Notes
This is a strong base—adjust heat by using fewer chipotles if needed.
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