I love mangoes, fresh juicy pulpy alphonso mangoes is wat I am talking about. It tastes divine and eating them is a pleasure which I missed last year... Being a new mother has its own cons and not allowed to eat mangoes is one among them. So last year, I was not even allowed to touch mangoes... Oh god, how I missed them... Seeing those juicy, ripe, bright yellow beauties stacked up made my mouth water. Well, Junior A is into his second year now and am no longer kept away from Mangoes.
That day I swore, swore that next year I will never let a day go by without eating a mango. True to that, I have been eating mangoes every single day, if not whole atleast half. I am still under vigilance but not the strict one. I am allowed to have an occasional bite every day. After two weeks of sinful indulgence I have started implementing them in desserts and here I am with a royal treat with the king of fruits. Its a perfect dessert for the unbearable temperatures that Chennai is seeing.
How I Made it:
Take a non-stick pan, add the milk and in low flame boil till it reduces half in quantity (1 cup). Keep stirring during this time. Add the sugar and dissolve it completely.
Now add cardamom powder and cook for 2-3 mins. Remove from flame and cool it to room temperature. Now add the mango puree and mix well.
Add the chopped nuts followed by the cornflour slurry. Cook till it becomes thick. Pour into kulfi moulds and refrigerate overnight.
Serve with chopped mangoes.
** My Notes:
** You can skip adding the cornflour slurry too. Just till it is thickened so that it coats the back of a spoon.
** To remove the kulfi from moulds, run it under tap water for few seconds, leave aside for 1 min and then pull out.
So thats it Folks...
With Love,
Signs off!!!
That day I swore, swore that next year I will never let a day go by without eating a mango. True to that, I have been eating mangoes every single day, if not whole atleast half. I am still under vigilance but not the strict one. I am allowed to have an occasional bite every day. After two weeks of sinful indulgence I have started implementing them in desserts and here I am with a royal treat with the king of fruits. Its a perfect dessert for the unbearable temperatures that Chennai is seeing.
~*What U Need*~ Milk - 2 cups Mango Puree - 1 cup Sugar - 3 tbsp Cardamom Powder - a big pinch Chopped pista - 2 tsp Cornflour - 1 tsp, mixed in 1 tbsp water. |
How I Made it:
Take a non-stick pan, add the milk and in low flame boil till it reduces half in quantity (1 cup). Keep stirring during this time. Add the sugar and dissolve it completely.
Now add cardamom powder and cook for 2-3 mins. Remove from flame and cool it to room temperature. Now add the mango puree and mix well.
Add the chopped nuts followed by the cornflour slurry. Cook till it becomes thick. Pour into kulfi moulds and refrigerate overnight.
Serve with chopped mangoes.
** My Notes:
** You can skip adding the cornflour slurry too. Just till it is thickened so that it coats the back of a spoon.
** To remove the kulfi from moulds, run it under tap water for few seconds, leave aside for 1 min and then pull out.
So thats it Folks...
With Love,
Signs off!!!
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Well Presented :) Also do check my way of mango kulfi :)
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wow its superb one dear... without condensed milk its look very nice...
ReplyDeleteOMG, so delicious and very tempting..
ReplyDeletewow.. delicious..:)
ReplyDeleteLooks very tempting vimitha.. who hates mango.. but only drooling not eating:-(
ReplyDeleteVery delicious and lovely kulfi, perfect for this hot hot summer...
ReplyDeletekulfi is wonderfully done
ReplyDeletevery tempting and delicious one,my lil one who is 8 months old likes mango and mango kulfi...
ReplyDeleteMention mango - and I'm there. Beautifully presented!
ReplyDeletelove this low calorie version, kulfi looks so creamy n delicious..neatly presented!
ReplyDeleteSo tempting and super yummy one !!
ReplyDeleteyummy....i too made this recently...luvd it...
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Mango kulfi looks delicious. Vimitha.
ReplyDeleteVimitha, loved it as you have made it with fresh milk, simply loving the add of mango to it. Nice clicks too.
ReplyDeletewow vimitha i m goin to use ur style
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otherwise yummy
simple yet great dish
and tht rss guy sitting on the side looks really cool guy hehe
kulfi looks mouth watery
ReplyDeletehmm enakku romba romba pidicha kulfi,
ReplyDeleteTempting mango kulfi..
ReplyDeleteMy favorite kulfi.. Love it.. Awesome clicks :-)
ReplyDeletePerfect to beat the heat :)
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wow liked all your clicks vimitha.. i'm yet to make mango kulfi..
ReplyDeletecool kulfi.
ReplyDeleteTempting Kulfi. Nice clicks.
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Truly delicious...Such tempting clicks :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent presentation of kulfi. yummmmmm!
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Feel like relishing this fantastic mango kulfi, drooling here.
ReplyDeleteextremely tempting and perfect for the season
ReplyDeleteMango kulfi looks absolutely delicious.
ReplyDeletemy fav.. still in to do list ... Looks yummy and creamy
ReplyDeleteHi Vimitha, I loved this kulfi. It is almost fat free and without condensed milk. Mango is my favourite too! I will definitely try it out
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