From: Miss Erin
On Jul 2, 2007
I made this for ZWT3- I changed it just a bit. I made the marinade and used Chicken and veggies- green pepper, sweet potato, onion and pineapple. I added a bit of pineapple juice to the marinade as well. I then sauteed the chicken and veggies and served it over brown rice with the salsa. Very good. I'm a big fan of Jerk seasoning and this was very nice.
From: ms.susan
On Jul 5, 2007
This was a big hit! It looks complicated, but is actually very easy to pull together. I made this for a family bbq and used shrimp and chicken. I used 2 scotch bonnet peppers which made it hot...but not TOO hot! Yumm..a healthy and tasty BBQ treat!
From: Lori Mama
On Jul 3, 2007
My husband mmmm'd his way through this recipe. I did cut way back on the heat in the marinade, since the rest of the family doesn't have a spicy palate. The salsa was a nice refreshing a compliment to the chicken I used as meat of choice. I used my grill pan to cook the thighs. Delicious. Made for ZWT 3.
From: Shannon W.
On Jul 6, 2007
Great! Loved the idea of putting an avocado into sweet fruit salsa. The marinade is wonderful and I plan to use it on tofu or fish next time maybe. Thanks
From: SailingChef
On Jan 22, 2008
Excellent! Next time I will try chicken or pork. Also, for us leaving the shells on was too messy for the kids to I will likely try shelling first. This one is a keeper.
From: The Flying Chef
On Oct 15, 2007
We have a tradition in our family where we make meat on the stone. A stone that is heated in the oven then placed over burners. I usually do several meats with dips, but read this recipe and thought I would try it with shrimp and chicken. Oh my god!!! excellent my only mistake was to try and adjust heat from peppers, as my family, unlike me, does not like to much spice, went a little to mild. My son is not the greatest fan of shrimp and I did make other meats too cook and all he kept saying was where is the shrimp and chicken (in that order). Great recipe thanks for posting and we will definitely be making again. Mmmmm Delicious.
From: CRobin
On Aug 10, 2008
I brought this to a Jamaican theme party and it was a hit. I made the recipe as stated, with the avocado, but I chopped the shrimp into 3 pieces and added it to the salsa and served with Scoops. Definitely a different way to make salsa!
From: tomsawyer
On Jul 29, 2009
I am afraid that I did not make the main dish part of the recipe (though hope to in the future) but made the salsa. This was the perfect, basic, mango papaya salsa recipe! It was delicious and got eaten up within the day! Can't wait to make it again as I am a big fruit salsa lover! Thanks!
From: ~Steph~
On Jan 17, 2009
What a wonderful recipe ... it was delicious! ... I used 1lb shrimp and potatoes with this recipe. I included avocados in the salsa and served with white rice (recipe 224663). I agree with others that this is a keeper.
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