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Srikhand Sweet Yoghurt with Mango Or Other Fruits

Mango/Fruit Srikhand

Mamta Gupta

DessertIndianSweet

This is a simple and healthy option for a dessert, especially in mango season. It can be made with tinned mango pulp, but omit sugar for this, as tinned pulp is already too sweet. Experiment with other seasonal fruits

Serves 4-6

Also see Srikhand

Ingredients

  • 500 ml. or 1/2 litre thick natural yoghurt or Greek style yoghurt

  • 2 tbsp. castor sugar*.

  • 2 medium to large ripe mangoes, peeled (experiment with other fruits.)

  • 1 tsp. ginger, peeled and finely grated (grated lime rind also tastes good)

  • A few strands of saffron, soaked in 1 tbsp. of warn milk or water

  • 1 tsp. green cardamom seeds, ground (ready-made cardamom is less flavoursome, so you may need more)

  • *Generally, mangoes are quite sweet by themselves, so add sugar only if you have a sweet tooth.

Instructions

  1. If using home made yoghurt, hang it in muslin cloth for 2-4 hours and allow the water to drain away.

  2. Place yoghurt and sugar in a bowl and beat, to make it smooth. Keep chilled in the fridge.

  3. Take mango flesh off the stone and mash it into pulp. You can do this in a food processor or blender.

  4. Place mango, yoghurt, ginger, soaked saffron and cardamom powder in a bowl and beat well.

  5. Spoon the mix out into individual dishes or wine glasses (looks good served in wine glasses). You can decorate it with a few bits of chopped mango or a swirl of plain yoghurt on top.

  6. Serve chilled.

Notes

  • You can make this dessert rich by folding in 150 ml. or 1/4 pint of whipped double cream.

  • You can garnish each glass with a few flaked almonds lightly roasted in a microwave, for 2 minutes on high. Or you can decorate with chopped pistachios (blanched and unsalted).


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