How to Special Perfect Chinese Mango Pudding

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How to Special Perfect Chinese Mango Pudding Delicious, fresh and tasty.

Chinese Mango Pudding. Another summer comforting and creamy mango pudding. I am stuck in my city this year because of the travel limitation order from my daughter's school. Mango pudding is a favorite dessert served in many Chinese restaurants.

Chinese Mango Pudding is a popular dessert in Chinese restaurants.

You can now enjoy it at home with just a few ingredients and a few minutes of prep time.

Your family and friends will adore this silky and creamy sweet treat.

You can have Chinese Mango Pudding using 5 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you cook it.

Ingredients of Chinese Mango Pudding

  1. Prepare 2 tsp of gelatin.

  2. Prepare 3/4 cup of sugar.

  3. Prepare 1/2 cup of cream.

  4. Prepare 2 cups of pureed fresh mangoes.

  5. It’s 1 cup of milk.

As a mango lover, Chinese Mango Pudding is a personal favorite of mine.

You'll find this creamy and silky dessert on.

A popular dessert at Chinese restaurants, mango pudding is more similar in texture to a pot de crème than a traditional egg custard.

This recipe, passed down from my mother, is creamy, with bright mango flavor.

Chinese Mango Pudding instructions

  1. Peel off the mango skin with a paring knife. Cut the mongo flesh off and cut it into small cubes to make 2cups of mango.

  2. Puree the mango pieces in the blender until smooth.

  3. Mix the sugar with hot milk and give it a good stir to help the sugar to completely dissolve in the milk.

  4. Mix mango smooth with milk prepared in step 1, add heavy cream too….

  5. Before eating, decorate with left mango cubes and mint leaves.

Unlike custardy or bread puddings, Chinese mango pudding (mango bo deen) is more like a fruity and creamy jello.

It is a popular dim sum (tea time) dessert that is best served cold with evaporated milk.

Very ripe mangoes make this simple Chinese pudding sublime.

Traditionally, agar-agar–a derivative of seaweed–is used as the thickener.

We use more commonly available gelatin and add sweetened condensed milk for a touch of creaminess.