If I was a painter, I’d focus my attention on making abstract paintings with roasted mangoes and blueberries.
Preferred canvas? A big white casserole dish!
My brush strokes would produce bits of fiery orange flesh with rich black dots speckled on top of a deep crimson wash.
Here’s a glimpse at my latest painting.
What do you see?
The juxtaposition of ooey gooey blueberries & baked juicy mangoes masking the reflection of my happy face?
Wow, you’re good! Did you go to art school?
Now that you’ve learned how to make Cinnamon Sugar Tortilla Crisps, it’s time to do something with them! I probably know better than anyone they do just fine on their own (hello! who ate a whole batch?!!) but let’s jazz them up with another recipe! So baked mangoes & blueberries? Hmmm. At first your brain tells you I’M EATING PEACHES (cuz that’s what it looks like) and then your taste buds say WAIT! NO! MANGOES! The combination of the blueberries & mangoes creates something almost raspberry like. So peculiar yet fun & totally unexpected. And let’s discuss that color again! Can I just say that I want this as a flavored lip gloss. Hello Stila? You out there? Please help.
Let’s get started.
Peel & slice the mangoes.
Gather your brown sugar….
Get ready to toss the brown sugar & butter into the mangoes & blueberries.
STIR STIR STIR. Then off to the oven it goes…. and…..
WHAT? WHAT?!!! That turned into that??! I don’t believe my eyes!
I added some of the baked fruits to my NF Plain Frozen Yogurt & the Cinnamon Tortilla Crisps!
Pretty darn sinful…yet not!
If you wanna drool over Baked Mangoes (sans the blueberries), check out Tiina’s version. It will have you melting. Promise.
Roasted Mangoes & Blueberries with Cinnamon Tortillas
(recipe adapted from Everyday Food)
- 3 large mangoes, peeled & sliced
- 8 oz. blueberries
- 1/4 cup brown sugar
- 3 tablespoons butter
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Toss sliced mangoes & blueberries in a casserole dish with melted butter and brown sugar. Bake for 20 minutes & stir. Bake for another 20 minutes, or until mangoes & blueberries are bubbling and spewing all their juices!
Serve with Cinnamon Tortilla Crisps & a scoop of vanilla ice cream!


























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12 Comments
say somethingOh thanks for the sweet mention, dear! Your tweet did make me think about my post about baked mangoes but didn’t realize at the time that you had indeed done the combo of cinnamon tortilla, ice cream and fruit. I simply love the idea to adding blueberries into the dish!
Seriously, these pics are so beautiful and I imagine this tastes like heaven. My mouth is totally watering!
These look amazing. Yum!
Beautiful! Let me know when Stila gets back to you
what a great combination! kind of east meets west — mangoes the fruit of india and blueberries an iconic american fruit. i’m sold. big time. what do you think of a little coconut in there?
cheers,
*heather*
HECK YES!!!! Sounds delightful!
Definitely a work of art. Delicious.
My belly wants this.
your belly NEEDS this.
I just made this last night and it was amazing.
A big hit with everyone – thanks for sharing the recipe!
Awesome work Zoe!!! So glad you tried it.
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