This easy Pineapple Mango Salsa recipe is the epitome of easy-to-make condiments. It’s fresh and light with a flavor that complements’ grilled chicken, pork and seafood or it can be served simply as dip with tortilla chips. The sweet heat flavor profile is sure to be a family pleaser.

Easy Pineapple Mango Salsa Recipe

Summer and the warm weather brings with it an abundance of fresh fruits and vegetables. Whether you’re hosting fun times in the backyard with friends and family, picnics, outdoor dining or casual entertaining. This pineapple mango salsa uses fresh ingredients that make meal time a lighter affair that’s both good and good for you. Who says healthy can’t be delicious? This fresh salsa recipe is both of those things. How to make fresh Pineapple Mango Salsa Recipe:

Pineapple – Fresh pineapple chunks.
Mango – Fresh mango, peeled and cubed.
Mix-ins – Red bell pepper, cilantro and red onion.
Dressing – Lime juice, honey, salt and crushed red pepper flakes.

How to Make the Best Pineapple Mango Salsa

Add this simple fresh pineapple mango salsa recipe to your condiment menu ASAP. It features a flavor combination that may seem unexpected, but it’s exactly what makes it a tasty choice for so many dishes. It takes minutes to make and results in superb flavor.

Ingredients you’ll need to make this recipe for homemade Pineapple Mango Salsa: Fresh lime juice, honey, salt, red pepper flakes, fresh pineapple, fresh mango, red bell pepper, red onion and chopped fresh cilantro.
Please note, this recipe uses fresh pineapple and mango, not canned.
If you’d like to add heat to the mix, you could add chopped habanero pepper or a couple of tablespoons of chopped jalapeno pepper to your taste.
The best way to choose a fresh pineapple: Firstly, when choosing a fresh pineapple it’s all about the amount of give it has when it’s squeezed. A ripe pineapple will have a firm exterior but should still be slightly soft and have some give when squeezed. The color should be slightly golden with few green patches. If you give a fresh pineapple a squeeze and it’s super hard it’s likely not fully ripe and ready to eat.
The same rule applies to choosing fresh mangoes. When gently squeezed a ripe mango will have some give. Make sure it’s not too soft or it could be overripe. No one likes mushy salsa.
How do you serve pineapple mango salsa? You can serve this easy fruit salsa simply with tortilla chips as a dip. It’s also a mouthwatering topping to serve with grilled chicken, salmon or pork. Serve it on salads or with grilled kabobs as well as fish and shrimp tacos. It provides the sweet to balance the heat in a spicy entrée.
Store pineapple mango salsa for up to 2 days chilled in the refrigerator. I don’t recommend freezing.

More Southern Style Salsa Recipes to Make

Fresh toppings and condiments whether they’re fruit or vegetable based are a delicious addition to most any meal. Other recipes you may like to try:

Roasted Sweet Corn Salsa is a spectacular topping for salads and tacos.
Smooth Restaurant Style Salsa.
Fresh Peach and Tomato Salsa has that spicy sweet vibe that makes it so delicious.
Fresh Pico de Gallo is a must make for Mexican night at home.
Easy Roasted Tomatillo Salsa packs a punch of flavor perfect for dipping or drizzled on fajitas and enchiladas.
Green Salsa Verde made with tomatillos.
You may also like this recipe for Green Hatch Chile Salsa from Hola Jalapeno.

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