⚠ Contains Allergens
Roughly cut 2 large mangoes and blend them into a smooth puree. Set aside 2-3 tablespoons of this puree for later decoration.
Crush 3 half rolls of Candy biscuits into fine crumbs. Add the crushed biscuits to a serving tray.
Add 2-3 tablespoons of milk (or melted butter) to the crushed biscuits. Press the mixture firmly with a glass to form an even base. Refrigerate for 10 minutes to allow the biscuit base to set.
Pour 200 ml of well-chilled dairy cream into a bowl. Beat with a hand whisk for 2-3 minutes until the cream becomes fluffy.
Add 1 cup of condensed milk to the fluffy cream. Continue beating for 1-2 minutes until the condensed milk is thoroughly mixed with the cream.
Spread a layer of the prepared mango puree (from Step 1) evenly over the set biscuit base.
Arrange a layer of mango slices (from 1 large mango, cut into slices) over the mango puree.
Add a thin layer of the cream and condensed milk mixture over the mango slices and spread it evenly.
Add another layer of mango slices over the cream layer.
Pour the remaining cream and condensed milk mixture over the mango slices and spread it smoothly with a spatula.
Decorate the edges of the dessert with the remaining crushed biscuit crumbs. Add dollops of the reserved mango puree (from Step 1) on top of the cream. Use a toothpick to create swirl designs with the mango puree.
Refrigerate the mango dessert for 3-4 hours to allow it to set completely and chill thoroughly. Serve cold.
• Chill the dessert for 3-4 hours before serving for the best taste and set.
• Ensure the dairy cream is well-chilled before beating for optimal fluffiness.
• You can use any other plain biscuits if Candy biscuits are not available.
• Other fruits like cherries, pineapple, or bananas can be added along with mangoes.
• Whipping cream can be used as an alternative to dairy cream.
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