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    Cranberry Mango Salsa

    T Barrick is a blogger who shares her thoughts with us at SheSpeaks

    I made this salsa up while brainstorming ways to use leftover whole cranberry sauce. It's a versatile sweet yet spicy salsa that goes effortlessly from tortilla chips to grilled chicken and beyond. The Mango's give it a hint of sweetness, the cranberries give it color and an updated spin to the flavor, and the jalapenos and onions give it the kick.

    Cranberry Mango Salsa

    2 mangoes, sliced and diced
    8 oz. whole cranberry sauce (1/2 of a 16 oz. can whole cranberry sauce)
    1/2 cup sweet yellow onion, diced
    1-2 T fresh squeezed lime juice
    1 tablespoons cilantro
    1 small jalapeno, seeded and chopped fine (or use 2 T canned chilies for less heat)
    1 T oil
    1 tiny clove minced fresh garlic
    salt to taste (about 1/4-1/2 t)

    In large bowl, combine and chill before serving with tortilla chips or as a topping for grilled chicken. You can add more or less jalapeno or chilies to suite your own personal taste.


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