I thought this would be a cherry flavoured slice of sponge cake judging from the colour.How wrong I was.Its not in fact sponge cake at all.More of a jelly or custard.Hidden inside is the best part of a whole mango.Very sweet and juicy.Slices of mango... ...full story at Porcelain Monkey
from Porcelain Monkey on Mon, Jun 16 2008
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