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Mango Brown Betty – Quick and Easy Microwave Recipe




My brother Kien considers himself a microwave chef. He can bake pastries with just the use of our trusty microwave and can do it in minutes! That’s why I so miss him being around. He’s currently in Singapore, trying his luck there. I miss his out-of-the-blue cooking or baking trips.

Everyone in my family loves to cook, even my dad, who usually cooks with wine, rhum or brandy :D . We’re not experts, but we do make really tasty dishes. That’s why anyone who lives with us for even just a month needs the best way to lose belly fat. :D

Anyway, we’ve got mangoes at home right now and I wanted to try making my own Mango Brown Betty. It’s a very simple recipe that my brother shared with me years ago. Trust me, you’re going to enjoy making this. And, probably you can even make this now because the ingredients are readily or usually available in most kitchens.

Pardon the poor quality of photos. These were taken back in 2009, when I didn’t know better. :D I shared some of the things I learned about food photography on my geek blog.

A serving or slice of the Mango Brown Betty - CertifiedFoodies.com

Mango Brown Betty Recipe

INGREDIENTS:

  • 3 cups of mango slices (long cuts)
  • 4 cups of bread crumbs (read step #1 to make your own)
  • 1/2 cup of butter or margarine
  • 1 cup of brown sugar
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla
  • 1 teaspoon of cinnamon powder

 


PROCEDURE:

  1. Make your own bread crumbs.
    • To make homemade bread crumbs, bake some bread (e.g., leftover pan de sal or sliced bread) in a microwave oven at high for 4 minutes or until they harden.
    • Use a blender or food processor to crush the bread into your desired texture for the bread crumbs you’d want to use. Make sure you have at least 4 cups of crumbs.
  2. Combine the 4 cups of breadcrumbs with butter.
  3. Now, we’ll use this mixture and the mango slices and layer them up to 4 layers (or if you want more or less, it’s up to you). First layer should be the breadcrumb mixture. Press it to make sure it’s flat or evenly layered on a pan or bowl.
  4. Add the mango slices on top.
  5. In another bowl, combine brown sugar, vanilla, and cinnamon powder.
  6. Sprinkle the sugar mixture on top of the first layer of mango and bread crumbs.
  7. Add another layer of breadcrumbs, then mango slices.
  8. Repeat steps # 6 and 7 until you got about 3 to 4 layers. Make sure you have enough for the top layer that should be just breadcrumbs with no mango slices, as pictured below. Just sprinkle the remaining sugar mixture on top.

    Mango Brown Betty top - pardon the presentation - CertifiedFoodies.com

  9. Bake in a microwave oven at HIGH for 12 to 15 minutes.
  10. Let cool. Enjoy!

A taste of this simple-to-make but very yummy Mango Brown Betty - CertifiedFoodies.com

Very quick and easy, right?! I super loved it and that’s why I’m really craving now. Will try to make this tonight. :P

 

For the Love of Desserts…

Written by blankpixels

Recipe by:Written by Kien

About the author

blankPixels Mhel / blankPixels is the blogger behind Just Another Pixel and Pinay Reviewer, among her 6 blogs. She's the main editor of this food blog and is responsible for most of the yummy photos here taken using either her Canon IXUS 220HS or Nikon D3100 camera, then slightly enhanced in Photoshop. Oh, and yes, she's the older sibling. ^_^

      
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  • http://twitter.com/StrewnPapers Connie Myres

    This sounds good! I’m used to seeing it made with apples, but I’ll try the mangoes. Thanks…

  • http://twitter.com/ceemee Cym Marzan

    BTW, may I know if the butter should be melted first before mixing with the breadcrumbs? Thanks!

    • http://www.justanotherpixel.net blankPixels

      Yes! :) Didn’t notice we missed that hehehe.

  • http://twitter.com/ceemee Cym Marzan

    Looks yummy and easy! Hope the palengke has cinnamon powder.

  • http://www.blogdemanila.com/build-free-25-unique-backlinks-to-your-pages-every-single-day/ Eric

    I think I can do this for my kids… yup, looks easy. I’ll make one to surprise them since they love mangoes.

  • http://stay-at-home-blessings.blogspot.com Chin chin

    Looks yummy! I will try it myself one of these days. Maybe I could substitute the mango with other fruits like peach or apple because mango is pretty expensive here.

  • Anonymous

    it looks good and if I can make it by microwave..I’m sold..hahaha

    • http://www.justanotherpixel.net blankPixels

      Yessss!!! I saw him make it using a microwave with my very own eyes, sis! Hahahaha!


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