4 attractive desserts from ripe mangoes for you to enjoy on a summer day

A little variation with mango, you will have yourself with unique and irresistible desserts that will not cause boredom.
Mango crepes

Resources: 200ml whipping cream 250ml fresh milk without sugar 80g flour 50g butter 30ml water 2 chicken eggs 1 ripe mango 3g vanilla powder 100g sugar Making: Step 1: Sift the flour with vanilla powder and 50g of sugar, then add two eggs, beat well to combine the eggs and flour. Step 2: Heat milk, water and butter in a small saucepan for 5′. Then turn off the heat and let it cool for 5 minutes/ Step 3: Slowly pour the milk mixture into the egg mixture above, mix well until the mixture is smooth and slightly thickened. Step 4: Open the stove on low heat, spread a thin layer of butter on the pan. Ladle 1 tablespoon of batter into the pan and roll into a thin cake. Pay attention to flip the cake so that the cake does not burn, the cake is thin so it will cook very quickly. Step 5: Cut the mango cheeks, and cut the mango pieces into small chess pieces. Beat whipping cream with the remaining 50g of sugar. Step 6: Put whipping cream and mango on the center of the crepe. Gently fold the mango-wrapped crepe and whipping cream into a rectangle. Mango yogurt Resources: 1 liter unsweetened fresh milk 1 box of condensed milk 2 boxes of yogurt 500g ripe mango Making: Ripe mangoes are washed, peeled, cut into small pieces and divided into 3 parts. Put 2 parts in a blender and puree, the rest are diced and put on top of yogurt if you like, otherwise you can grind them all. Put fresh milk on the stove to boil over high heat, until you see a little heart, turn off the heat and then add condensed milk, stir to dissolve. Add the mashed mango mixture and mix well. Finally, add the “female” yogurt and diced mango to the mixture, stirring until the yogurt melts. Pour the mango yogurt mixture into the jar and close the lid. This step should be done quickly to ensure that the yogurt is still hot when put in the jar, so the new fermentation process is fast and highly effective. Put the unopened milk jars in a styrofoam box lined with thick cloth around, cover the styrofoam container tightly and incubate overnight or at least 6 hours. After successfully fermenting yogurt, put it in the refrigerator to use it gradually. Mango mousse Resources: – 3 ripe mangoes – 150g fresh cream – lemon – 50g condensed milk – 20g of water – 5g gelatin powder Making: – Buy mangoes peel off the skin, then cut into small pieces. Put 2 mangoes in a blender in advance. – Squeeze the remaining mango juice to separate into a bowl. Squeeze ½ lemon to get the juice. – Pour 2 pureed mangoes into the pot, add lemon juice. Then put it on the stove and cook on medium heat for about 5 minutes. After 5 minutes, remove the pot, let the mixture cool a bit, then pour in fresh milk and stir well. Pour the above mixture into a bowl, add fresh cream and mix gently. Until the mixture thickens, mix well. – Prepare 3 beautiful small cups, then divide the above mixture evenly into each cup. Place in the fridge for about 2 hours to allow the mixture to harden slightly. – Take the bowl containing the remaining 1 mango juice, pour in the gelatin and dissolve. Pour into the pot and cook until the mixture boils for about 2 minutes, then remove. – After 2 hours, take out 3 cups, wait for the mixture of gelatin and mango juice to cool completely, then pour it over 3 cups. Then you can decorate with a little fresh cream or mango pieces on top and then put in the refrigerator. After 2 hours, you can bring it out to eat right away! Mango tea Resources: – 2 medium sized ripe mangoes – 100g Bang powder (small pearls) – 400ml coconut milk (if you can’t make your own coconut milk, you can buy 400ml pre-packed cans at supermarkets/groceries) – 500ml fresh milk without sugar – 1/2 can of sweetened condensed milk (depending on taste, the amount of condensed milk will be adjusted to increase or decrease the sweetness of the tea) – 2 sticky rice/pineapple leaves (can be omitted) Making: – Soak 100g of tapioca starch in filtered water for 30-40 minutes. – Boil a pot of water until it boils, then add the tapioca and cook for 5 minutes. When the flour in the pot is slightly expanded, turns clear and soft, take it out and soak it in a bowl of ice-cold water so that it doesn’t stick. – Mangoes are washed, peeled and cut into small pieces with fingertips. – Take 1/2 of the prepared mango above and put it in the blender. Add 200 ml of coconut milk, 2 tablespoons of condensed milk and blend together. – Heat a mixture of 400ml fresh milk, 200ml remaining coconut milk and sticky rice leaves on the stove with low heat for about 10 minutes. – Mix the mango mixture above and stir to combine. At this step, it can be filtered through a sieve to make the mango mixture the smoothest. – Take out the seeds and mix with mango milk. – Scoop out the tea into a cup/bowl. Add a little bit of sliced ​​mango to make the mango flavor in the bold tea more obvious. Xiao Bao (Synthetic) Photo: Collectibles