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When selecting a mango for wedging, choose one that is slightly soft to the touch and has a sweet aroma. Avoid mangoes that are too hard or too mushy.
The only tool you need to wedge a mango is a sharp knife. A paring knife or a chef's knife would work well for this task.
To cut a mango into wedges, hold the mango upright on a cutting board. Starting from the top of the mango, cut down along the flat side of the seed. Repeat on the other side. Then, score the flesh of each half in a criss-cross pattern, being careful not to cut through the skin. Finally, use your fingers or a spoon to separate the wedges from the skin.
To prevent the mango from slipping while you are wedging it, place a damp towel or paper towel underneath the cutting board. This will help stabilize the board and prevent it from moving around.
Yes, you can use the same technique to wedge other types of fruit, such as peaches, nectarines, and plums. Just make sure to adjust the size of your cuts accordingly based on the size of the fruit. You may also need to remove the pits before wedging the fruit.