Mangoes are readily available in summers and there are are many delicious recipes associated with the King of fruits,mango.I had earlier posted the Mango lassi,one of my ever favorite and now this is amrakhand /mango shrikhnad.Shrikhand is a sweet dessert with hung curd which is simple and with lesser calories compared to other desserts.Back in India,Lucknow is the best place where I enjoyed mangoes in plenty; shrikhand ,smoothies ,juices or lassi were a regular affair.Hope u will all enjoy this yummy shrikhand with your loved ones in this summer:-)
Ingredients
ripe mangoes 3
plain yogurt (hung curd/chakka) 2 cups(I used the greek yogurt)
saffron 2-3 strands
sugar as per taste (I used 5-6 tbsp)
cardamom powder 1/2 tsp
Method
-If you are using plain yogurt to make the dessert then,put the yogurt in a muslin cloth/cheese cloth and hang it around the sink tap for 4-5 hours till the water is completely drained.The water drained yogurt is called chakka.Chakka is used for making shrikhand.I used the greek yogurt which is readily available here as it was an easier option.
-Wash,Peel the skin of mangoes and cube them removing the seed.Reserve a few smaller cubes for garnish.Put the rest in a blender along with saffron strands and blend until smooth.check it has any fibrous threads in it,remove them.
-Whisk the hung curd/chakka/greek yogurt until fluffy and light.
-Add the sugar in between and combine.Mix the blended mango pulp and mix again.
-Put the blended mix in the refrigerator and serve chilled after 3-4 hours with mango slices on top.
Servings~ 4 wine glasses
NOTES
* You can add chiroli nuts or sunflower seeds on top as garnish.
* You can also top amrakhand up on rasagullas and serve chilled !!
Sending this to Mango mania 99, Cooking made easy with mango, Show case-Desserts, Bon Vivant Fruit Recipes , Spotlight :Summer Cooler
Ingredients
ripe mangoes 3
plain yogurt (hung curd/chakka) 2 cups(I used the greek yogurt)
saffron 2-3 strands
sugar as per taste (I used 5-6 tbsp)
cardamom powder 1/2 tsp
Method
-If you are using plain yogurt to make the dessert then,put the yogurt in a muslin cloth/cheese cloth and hang it around the sink tap for 4-5 hours till the water is completely drained.The water drained yogurt is called chakka.Chakka is used for making shrikhand.I used the greek yogurt which is readily available here as it was an easier option.
-Wash,Peel the skin of mangoes and cube them removing the seed.Reserve a few smaller cubes for garnish.Put the rest in a blender along with saffron strands and blend until smooth.check it has any fibrous threads in it,remove them.
-Whisk the hung curd/chakka/greek yogurt until fluffy and light.
-Add the sugar in between and combine.Mix the blended mango pulp and mix again.
-Put the blended mix in the refrigerator and serve chilled after 3-4 hours with mango slices on top.
Servings~ 4 wine glasses
NOTES
* You can add chiroli nuts or sunflower seeds on top as garnish.
* You can also top amrakhand up on rasagullas and serve chilled !!
Sending this to Mango mania 99, Cooking made easy with mango, Show case-Desserts, Bon Vivant Fruit Recipes , Spotlight :Summer Cooler
Mango flavored yogurt looks yummy :)
ReplyDeleteThis is my absolute favorite :)))
ReplyDeleteI saw a picture of this recipe in a Marashtrian friend's face book page. Ever since I wanted to try this! :)
ReplyDeleteSuper cool treat for the summer!
Mango shrikhand looks absolutely delicious...lovely color !!
ReplyDeleteNeatly presented :)
Love this...and uve presented it beautifully
ReplyDeleteSimply superb...Lovely mango rose..
ReplyDeleteshrikhand looks awesome
ReplyDeleteVery yummy n delicious....
ReplyDeletePlease pass one glass ...:-)
ReplyDeleteMy fav..Looks perfect,Juls..
A perfect drink for this summer..loved it..
ReplyDeleteAnything with mango must taste yum for sure
ReplyDeleteSuper dessert to satisfy the Mango craving !!
ReplyDeleteFeel like scooping right off the screen and the mango rose looks too good..
ReplyDeleteVery cool and refreshing mango shrikhand..loved the beautiful colour..
ReplyDeleteLove anything with mangoes...:). This looks very inviting
ReplyDeleteone can never get tired of this!
ReplyDeleteI am adding this recipe to my waiting list-I must try it!
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Mmm...looks delicious. Mango - truly the king of fruits.
ReplyDeleteThe mango rose looks pretty
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Lovely colour.
ReplyDeleteLovely Color.. Feels like grabbing one glass
ReplyDeleteYummy...
ReplyDeleteI made this just 2 weeks ago and forgot to take the pictures..great idea of serving in wine glasses..very tempting with those mango chunks on the top.
ReplyDeleteloved it.. just want to grab one of that...
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yum!!!!beautiful pic....i love mango shrikhand.....beautifully presented.
ReplyDeleteyummy preparation and nice colour...
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hi julie, i sure envy your super delicious mango juice.. thats a very generous amount of mango used...
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wow..this looks absolutely creamy and lovely..love mangoes.
ReplyDeleteLove it,slurp slurp,remember having this on loads in Pune :)
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favorites :-)
ReplyDeleteOk, I will tell my sister, she is addicted to shrikhand.
ReplyDeleteDelicious looking Shrikand...nice preperation..thanks for linking it to spotlight : summer cooler
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Love this shrikhand anytime,my favv..Yummy dessert.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful looking dessert....
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious
ReplyDeleteMango shrikhand looks awesome ...a must to hv in summer..
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I wish to have a glass now, sound so good!
ReplyDeleteYummy!!
ReplyDeleteAamrakhand looks super-delicious :)
I like like so many mago recipes everywhere. Wonderful amarkand.
ReplyDeleteYummy amrakhand... We always make this with poori.. love that combination!
ReplyDeleteThis is so light and sweet! Mango flavored yogurt is really good!
ReplyDeletePerfect thirst quencher in this summer heat!
ReplyDeletesuper yummy n delicious....lovely clicks too...
ReplyDeleteAn all time, all time, all time favorite of 99 % of people in India at least. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking.
Hi Julie,
ReplyDeleteCan you please send me the pic of this post to my email address : riappyayan@gmail.com, I need the pic for the round-up of spotlight: summer cooler, thanks
yum yum! superb taste!!
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