Velvety Mango Sago Floats
It is the peak of the mango season. All of you must be feasting on this luscious fruit. Here is a unique recipe with mangoes- Velvety Mango Sago Floats
This is a truly velvety, creamy, pearly, chewy, mangoey, biscuity, chocolaty Mango Sago Float dessert! Having a delicate tummy I avoid eating a plain mango. But I conjure up some really delicious drinks and desserts with mangoes.
This recipe is totally original and just uses the ingredients in the pantry. Mango floats on a bed of cracker powder, pureed mango, tapioca pearls covered in cream and condensed milk. The layers are topped with chocolate and other sprinkles with a crispy KitKat finger-popping up. Sounds interesting, doesn’t it?
Recipe
INGREDIENTS
1 cup mango puree
½ cup cream
½ cup condensed milk
1 cup cooked sago pearls
5-6 crackers of your choice, crushed
Chocolate wafer sticks
Sprinkles
METHOD
Firstly, soak the sago for 30 minutes and boil till the pearls are translucent.
Subsequently, make a smooth puree of the mangoes and keep it aside.
Next, crush the crackers.
Afterwards, take the all-purpose cream and gradually add condensed milk to a. bowl. (you may add more or less of the condensed milk to achieve your desired taste of sweetness).
Mix until well blended.
Now, fold in half of the sago to the cream mixture.
Following the previous steps, arrange the layers: Start by putting a thick layer of crushed crackers on the bottom of individual glasses.
Now, pour the mango puree over the crushed crackers.
Next, gently add the cream sago mixture and sprinkle.
Afterwards, repeat the same layers again.
Top the Velvety Mango Sago Floats with chocolate and sprinkles.
Lastly, d a sliced mango, a spoon of sago pearls, and stick a chocolate wafer stick for the signature gourmet chef touch. Chill and serve.
Velvety Mango Sago Floats are ready to be relished leisurely or slurped up!
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This looks so very tempting!!
wow….it looks so very tempting. I can imagine the velvetyness coming from sago. Can I come to your place? They look super yummy and refreshing. I am surely going to try these. Pinning tis recipe.
This looks so tempting and refreshing, best for summers and I am sure kids will love this. I wish you stay near my home so that I can try all these tempting dishes.
Not only is the velvety mango floats described here sounding very tasty and with that chocolate wafer to top it up too , it is also looking very enticing in the way you have dished it.
Wow this look so refreshing. The use of sago is really unique. I would love to give this a try . Perfect for sunny days when we all want refreshing options to enjoy :
The mango season will soon be over and before that happens I would love to give this recipe a try. Sago will offer a softness while the crackers will give a nice crunch.
Harjeet ji, firstly let me admit that the combination of Sago and Mango is totally new to me. The final dish looks awesome, I had sago kheer so sago in sweet flavour must be delicious to have. Hats off to your creativity to bring out new dishes of Mango to us.
Wow.. This looks extremely tempting and yummy. I want to try this for sure. Adding Sago makes it interesting.
Such a delicious recipe this is. I have never made anything with Sago pearls. This looks so beautiful too.
Just reading the recipe makes me drool. It is so tempting.I have never had sago. But I have had friends who go Gaga over it.