Spicy Dehydrated Mangoes
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Whether you use your own oven or if you have an air fryer or Instant Omni Plus 11 in 1 multi-purpose cooker, it’s easy to dehydrate fruit! Not only is this a healthy snack for all, but it’s also tasty too! We’ve had a nice crop of mangoes this year here in Florida so our two trees in the front yard have produced some tasty fruit! I’ve decided to share this “Spice Dehydrated Mango” recipe with you all! It’s reminiscent of the dried mangoes we used to get from my niece for Christmas when she lived in Hawaii! This recipe adds a little but of cayenne, and tajin to give it a nice spice/zing. I hope you enjoy!
Spicy Dehydrated Mangoes
Equipment
- Instant Omni 11 in 1 oven/air fryer or conventional oven
- Air fryer basket or baking sheet lined with parchment paper
- Knife
- Gallon Plastic Bag
Ingredients
- 1 ripe Mango
- 2 teaspoons Tajin flavoring
- 1/8 teaspoon Red cayenne pepper
Instructions
- Peel one mango.
- Cut mango into bit size chunks/slivers that will lie flat on your air fryer tray or baking sheet.
- Place tray into your Instant Omni Plus oven/air fryer and select the "Dehydrate" preset button. Adjust your settings to 4 hours and 130 degrees Fahrenheit. Note: since this is a convection oven it will cook in about 1/2 the time of a regular conventional oven.
- NOTE: If you are using a regular conventional oven, place your mangoes onto the parchment lined baking sheet and set your oven to the lowest setting it can go. Many of them bottom out around 170 degrees Fahrenheit. You will cook these mangoes for about 6 hours on that heat setting. Of course, all ovens react differently so make sure to watch your mangoes to ensure they are dehydrated but yet are pliable. Do not over cook them as you want them chewy. They should look similar to this when ready.
- In a large 1 gallon plastic bag, add your two teaspoons of Tajin and 1/8 teaspoon of Cayenne Pepper. If you like things to be "more spicey" then up that to 1/4 teaspoons of Cayenne.
- Place your mangoes in the plastic bag and shake, shake, shake until they are all coated.
- Take the mangoes out of the plastic bag and let them air dry. For best results, wait about an hour. I just couldn't resist so I ate some of mine right away and they were still delicious! Enjoy!
Nutrition
So easy and So tasty!!