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Random fruits in one dish?

I have a very ripe mango, a half dozen cherries, one plum and one apple in my icebox. Would like to use them all up in one dish somehow...

Perhaps in a dessert of some kind - a crisp or cobbler maybe, but not sure if all these fruits will jive together, mainly the mango with the other fruits. Thoughts? My MIL bought the mango while she was here visiting, I am not a huge fan of mango but the ones she bought are especially sweet.

I also have some nice tuna in the fridge, would these work together as a fruit sauce for the fish perhaps?

I have had lots of company over the past two weeks, so there are lots of odds and ends in my fridge, trying to use them all up.

Thanks!

5 Comments:

Step 1: Eat the Mango
Step 2: Pit the cherries, slice the apples and plums
Step 3: Make crisp with the fruits from step 2
Step 4: Enjoy! (preferably with some good ice cream!)

Blend it up with some yogurt and honey for a smoothie

The mango would make a nice salsa to go on some fish to have for dinner to go with veggieout's fruit crisp.

agree with the smoothie idea... or mix the mango with some yogurt to makemango lassi. I like the apples and plums to make some sort of crisp of cobbler... the cherries I would just eat plain...

You can certainly try and combine them all in some kind of crisp or cobbler. Or: you can cut up chunks of mango or other fruits to put in popsicles (use a juice or yogurt base).

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