Marshmallow-Mango Biscuit Sandwiches
Thursday, August 14, 2014 
I'm not sure if you think about biscuits as much as me. In my life, thoughts about biscuits are about as common as thoughts about what time it is or if I have a new email--that is to say, like, all the freaking time.
But even I had never thought about this particular concoction, although I'm so glad it's now in my life: marshmallow-mango biscuit sandwiches. Like, OMG.
It was a bit of kismet, actually: I was in Puerto Rico working on upcoming Craftsy posts which involved, respectively, homemade biscuits and homemade marshmallow fluff. We also happened to have a beautiful fresh mango in the kitchen--I just kind of looked at all the bounty, and a new classic was born.
Fluffy homemade marshmallow goo adds the perfect amount of "manufactured" sweetness to the natural, mellow sweetness of ripe mango. Sandwiching it between rich, buttery biscuit halves adds just the richness and saltiness it needs to really be a nice and satisfying treat. It's got everything going on: fluffy, buttery, mallow-y, sweet, salty...and of course, with the mango involved, it's officially health food. Score!
The biscuits were an adaptation of these three-ingredient buttermilk biscuits, and the marshmallow fluff was an adaptation of this homemade version. I suppose if you wanted to you could use another fruit, but this combo was pretty killer.
As an added bonus, they kind of look like savory breakfast sandwiches from a distance. So they're like a guerilla dessert, and a sweet surprise!
Marshmallow-Mango Biscuit Sandwiches
Makes 4
- 4 heaping spoonfuls of marshmallow fluff (here's a homemade recipe)
- 2-3 thick slices of fresh mango per biscuit
- 4 buttermilk biscuits (approx 2-inch diameter), split in two
- butter and salt
Procedure
- Split the biscuits in half. Toast them in a toaster oven or heat them in the microwave until they are warm.
- Butter and salt the halves to taste.
- Place a big ol' mound of marshmallow fluff on top of one of the halves; place the mango on top of that. The gooey marshmallow should poke through a bit so that when you put the top half back on top, it should stick.
- Eat warm. Enjoy.
Have you ever tried marshmallow and mango together?
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