Mango bread combines the yumminess of mangoes and the awesomeness of bread! This mango bread is full of deliciousness!
Today is the fifth day in the week long Mango Festival on the blog. We have seen a mango salsa, a mango cheese cake, raw mango chutney and mango pancakes, but we have stayed away from baking till now and knowing me its a huge surprise, isn’t it? 🙂 So today we present to you the mango bread – my first mango bake of this season and a yummy one too :D.
Doesn’t it look yummy? It surely did taste yummy. In the original recipe, she has used a lot of butter which I have replaced with oil. So if you want to use butter, please go ahead and get the lovely brown color she has for her bread. I just got scared of using too much butter 😛 The bread was tasty nonetheless and was thoroughly enjoyed by all. I cut my mangoes chunkier but I think finely chopped would have tasted much better.
The best thing about doing this marathon is that I am getting to make so much of delicious stuff with mangoes. I have realised mangoes are so versatile, aren’t they? Whether they are raw or ripe, they can be used in so many different things! Each part of India has a special recipe, isn’t it? Whether it is the aam ka achar from Punjab or the vaadu mangai from Tamil Nadu or the chundo from Gujarat, each is unique and special in its own way!
We all have recipes which we have learnt from our mothers or grandmothers and adapted it to suit our taste buds 🙂 That is what I love about food. How it changes its look and feel over the generations, and yet there is a commonality between recipes across generations! Before I go rambling on about food, here is the recipe to some delicious mango bread.
Adapted from Kitchen RunWay
Mango Bread | BM6 Post 5
Ingredients
- 1.5 cups whole wheat flour
- 1/2 cup maida
- 2 tsps baking powder
- 4 eggs
- 1/2 cup oil
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1/4 cup milk
- 1 tsp cinnamon powder
- 2 mangoes ripe chopped
- 1 cup sugar
Instructions
- Sift both flours, cinnamon and baking powder together once.
- In a separate bowl, beat eggs, add vanilla extract and oil and beat till well incorporated.
- Combine the wet and the dry ingredients together till everything is well mixed.
- Fold in the chopped mangoes.
- Pour in a greased loaf tin and bake in the pre heated oven at 180 C for about 50 minutes or so till the toothpick comes out clean.
- Enjoy it as it is or slightly toasted with butter with slight indulgence :D.
aarthi says
wow lovely dish
Priya says
Omg, with those mango chunks bread looks incredible…feel like having a slice rite now..
Priya Yallapantula says
Yum, love those peeking mango pieces 🙂
harini-jaya says
sounds very flavorful!!
Suma Gandlur says
Mango must have made this flavorful!
Vardhini says
The mango bits in the bread looks so yummy. Bread looks moist too.
Swaram says
Oh I luved that cheesecake 😀
Err this one is abt the bread na 😉 I cn never get over cheese cakes, kya kare 😉 This one is yum too 🙂
Kalyani says
Lovely bread there Monica !
Jayashree says
Those little pieces of mango in the bread make it look very tempting.
Srivalli says
Somehow I was expecting the mangoes to be blended with the flour..:)..those chunks make it ever more pretty
Anita Menon says
Seems full of wholesome flavour!! Have to give this a go!!! THANKS FOR THE RECIPE
usha says
Mango bread sounds wonderful!
Sassy Fork says
Never heard of anything more original! Mango bread!
vaishalisabnani says
lovely bread at the mango festival…how do we make it eggless?
Quyen - Kitchen Runway says
Nice adaptation 🙂 It’s beautiful and it looks delish! Glad that the recipe inspired you to bake with mangoes. Take care!
monikamanchanda says
try replacing the eggs with flax seeds powder whisked in warm water have heard it works very well