Mango & Lime Chicken Tacos

This was an experiment.....but will FOR SURE make a repeat appearance!!!

Shopping List:

1/2 pound (I used 400 grams for 2 people) of chicken (breasts or tenders)

1 pkg corn tortillas

1 mango

2 limes

1 small can crushed pineapple (in DK we have to buy it and crush it ourselves)

1 small red/purple onion

Small handful of chopped cilantro

Your choice of Mexican spices (I use Chipotle Chili Powder)

Other Condiments:

Sour cream/creme fraise

grated cheddar cheese

salsa (I used one called Habanero Passion Salsa which tasted a bit like "Peach salsa" from TX)

Step one-

Prepare your CORN tortillas. This step is CRITICAL to the success of your tacos (AND is also a step you should always do before using corn tortillas to roll enchiladas! Trust me on this one!)

Heat 1/4 cup vegetable oil in a skillet and sprinkle with 1 tsp cumin.

Fry each tortilla--about 1 second on each side and then drain on paper towels. Set aside for later.

Step two-

Prepare your mango chutney- Dice 1 cup of mango. Add 1/2 cup of pineapple (drained), 1 small chopped red/purple onion. Squirt the juice from ONE HALF of a lime. Add the chopped cilantro. Set aside in the fridge while you do the rest.

Step three-

Boil your chicken, add a little cumin and a dash of Mexican spice (Chipotle Chili powder) to the water. I recommend boiling it first to maintain the moisture without having to add any oil/butter. After the chicken is finished, chop and add to a skillet. Cover with a little more spice and generously squeeze the juice of the remaining 1.5 limes over the chicken and just toss in the skillet on a low heat. Do NOT overcook! Just warm it to let the lime juice saturate it.

To serve:

(Trust me, this order of "building" your taco ensures that every bite is perfect!)

Take one corn tortilla and place the mango chutney in a line down the center of it.

Add the chopped pieces of lime chicken on top.

Drizzle a line of sour cream next to the chicken and a line of salsa on top of it.

Top with grated cheese and then roll.

You will thank me for this! Especially if you serve it on a cold, dark, rainy Danish winter night! It brings the yumminess of Tropical Latin America to your dinner table!