I am a sweet lover, but then I also think I love spicy and savoury food, if I tell this to my family they reply, just say you are greedy :-)
And my family knows if I am giving a dinner party , and while planning the menu, it is the desserts which I am going to give will be the list I am making first.
So this is one of the dessert I gave for my guest for my last party.
Originally it was a cake dessert but I just took the recipe for the mousse and I made it into a glass dessert than a cake.
It was not really thinck so i think next time I might add a bit more gelatine.
But the taste was just so good, it is the first time I buy tined mango pulp and they are really good. Next time when I go to the Indian store I am gonna stack up few tinns for summer dessert.
And my family knows if I am giving a dinner party , and while planning the menu, it is the desserts which I am going to give will be the list I am making first.
So this is one of the dessert I gave for my guest for my last party.
Originally it was a cake dessert but I just took the recipe for the mousse and I made it into a glass dessert than a cake.
It was not really thinck so i think next time I might add a bit more gelatine.
But the taste was just so good, it is the first time I buy tined mango pulp and they are really good. Next time when I go to the Indian store I am gonna stack up few tinns for summer dessert.
The original recipe is from Gourment Recipes and you will fing it here
Mango mousse:
1 cup mango puree (from fresh or canned mangoes),
3 tbsp sugar (or more depending of mango sweetness),
1 tsp gelatin, (I will add next time a little bit more)
250 ml heavy cream,
pinch of cream of tartar,
1 tsp lime juice,
1 egg white.
Soak gelatin in 2 tbsp of water and set aside.
Whip egg white with cream of tartar and 1 tbsp of sugar to soft peaks.In a other bowl whip cream with remaining sugar until soft peaks.
Heat gelatin in microwave for 20 seconds and stir well until completely dissolved, then add gelatin to the mango puree.
Add whipped egg white and lime juice, stir gentle, then add whipped cream and stir again, pour into individual glasses .
I kept in the fridge for a night.
Wow the orange mousse looks incredible dear...looks sooo tempting that I wish to have spoon.. yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteI love mango. This mousse will go down well for me. Looks very delicious...mmm
ReplyDeletePhew! just finished my house work and made lunch for Trisha and for me, sat down, I have back ache already!:D
ReplyDeleteGald to see your post here Finla. mango Mousse looks so yummy. I also but Alphonso Mango pulp cans, really good in dessert and cakes.
I made Mango lassi for us last Sunday. Yesterday baked a cake at home too after almost a year, bought 2 cakes for Birthdays, never baked it until now, feels good!!
Weather is good here, just right about 80F, it's going to rain this weekend, enjoy your's too there! :)
Mango mousse - perfect for the season. Looks creamy and delicious. Lovely clicks.
ReplyDeletewow what a delicious mousse.the pictures are awesome making me hungry.cake in a glass thats a good idea..anyway nice treat
ReplyDeleteMy dear, I love mangoes this dessert is absolutely yummy! nice pictures!
ReplyDeleteAsha it is the first tim i use tinned mangoes, well first time i see here in the Indian shop :-) Here to weather is going to be good for the weekend.
ReplyDeleteIt's one of my fav and I always use to make them for any parties. Yours looks so yummy and awesome presentation.
ReplyDeleteDear give me tht ryt now.... m salivating :D
ReplyDeleteLovely mango mousse. Love the garnish :-)
ReplyDeleteYummy n easy mousse recipe..nice click
ReplyDeleteThe mousse is elegant, i always skip the egg white but i guess it gives a perfect richness... Did u topped with candy, the color is matching :)
ReplyDeleteits wonderful ,reading abt u..i too love dessert first,I am sure,guest would have enjoyed the mousse...
ReplyDeleteIt looks unusual - all the mango mousses I've seen so far are YELLOW - that means really yellow! :) I'm tempted to make this but I don't know if I'll find plain gelatin here, I prob will, but before that, i guess I could put some other jelly powder or the other :)
ReplyDeleteSra i think the colour gets lighter because of the cream and the eggs.
ReplyDeleteWoww wat a fantastic mousse, looks gorgeous...truly irresistible HC..
ReplyDeleteCreamy enough to tempt me.. what are the orange spots?
ReplyDeleteLove those glasses! Lovely presentation:)
ReplyDeleteRachel they are orange flavoured chocolate drops.
ReplyDeleteOh! same here! Desserts have the top most priority in my menu making ;)
ReplyDeleteMousse looks good! Loved the way you have presented it.
oh looks incredibly creamy and finger licking good. awesome presentation too.
ReplyDeleteSmooth and delicious! I like tropical fruit that you were using for this mousse. I can imagine how fragrant your kitchen when you made it.
ReplyDeleteThis mango mousse looks so lovely. This pale yellow makes it even more attractive.
ReplyDeleteI am greedy too, love sweet,savory and spicy.
Lovely...simple and elegant dessert, rt?
ReplyDeleteYummy mousse F; sun and mangoes, what could be better :-)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous snaps HC! I love those pics :)
ReplyDeleteWow! I can have many servings of this light looking heavy dessert
ReplyDeleteMango mousse sounds like such a delight! Yum!
ReplyDeletelooks so yumm and tempting..
ReplyDeleteThis sounds delicious with the mangoes.
ReplyDeleteyum yum,,.
ReplyDeletevery colorful and tempting. love the presentation...
ReplyDeleteI love sweets too! and mangoes! Looks and sounds so yum!
ReplyDeleteLovely mousse for summer!
ReplyDeleteLike ur presentation..no doubt mousse would have tasted gr8..after all u can't go wrong w/ mango..
ReplyDeleteYou know Finla, how dumb I am..I was always thinking I've seen similar lady like you, the blogworld..coz of your two diffrent name I was confused..so there you are Happy Cook Finla..:-))Mango Mousse looks yummy...
ReplyDeleteThis looks so bright and pretty! And very tempting! I bet it's heavenly!
ReplyDeleteI hope you prepared more than just 2 glasses of mango mousse! Looks so tempting!
ReplyDeleteJaguruti you are so funny the comment made me smile, i am glad the confusion os over :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat are those little round drops on the mousse? They look perfect with the mousse :p
ReplyDeleteMango mousse looks yummy, lovely presentation finla
ReplyDeleteVery refreshing one for sure.
ReplyDeleteI love mousses - and mango is certainly my fav!
ReplyDeleteIts such a lovely looking mousse - I have a problem with the gelatine content in recipes too...
ReplyDeleteThats me btw, - Miri from peppermill, havent logged in, so showing as Rshan
ReplyDeleteThis is really tempting, since i love mangoes :)
ReplyDeleteLooks perfect and what better way to relish mangoes this season.
ReplyDeletethis is something Ican't resist! looks so yummy!
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