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Rich and Smooth Mango Pudding without Gelatin Powder

groups4 servingsspeedEasycountertopsPrep: 15 minsskilletCook: 5 minsscheduleTotal: 20 minsoutdoor_grillNo-cook
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8 Steps Total
01
Preparation
00:00:10

Add 50g of water to a bowl with 15g of gelatin powder and mix thoroughly with a wooden spoon until the gelatin fully absorbs the water into a paste.

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Watch out

The water must be fully mixed with the gelatin powder

otherwise, it will lump together and fail to dissolve during heating

Ingredients:water (50 g)gelatin powder (15 g)
Tools:metal bowlwooden spoon
02
Active Cooking
00:00:51
warningStay safe

Use oven mitts or a towel when moving pots with hot water to prevent severe scalds from splashing.

Place the bowl of gelatin paste in hot water, stir with a wooden spoon while heating until the gelatin completely melts into a clear liquid, and set aside.

local_fire_departmentLow heat
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Watch out

Excessive water temperature may crack the bowl

handle with care when heating

Ingredients:watergelatin powder
Tools:pot
03
Preparation
00:01:56
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Hold the mango firmly when cutting with a sharp knife to prevent the blade from slipping and cutting your fingers.

Cut 450g of mangoes in half along the pit, use the rim of a cup to push up and peel the flesh completely, then dice a portion of the flesh into small cubes.

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Watch out

Apply even pressure when pushing the mango skin with a cup

otherwise, the flesh will break apart

Ingredients:mango (450 g)
Tools:knifecupcutting board
04
Active Cooking
00:02:52

Place the remaining large mango pieces in a large bowl, add 80g of sugar, and use an immersion blender to thoroughly blend the mango and sugar into a smooth, lump-free puree.

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Watch out

Hold the container firmly when operating the immersion blender at high speed

otherwise, the puree will splatter

Ingredients:mangosugar (80 g)
Tools:mixing bowlimmersion blender
05
Active Cooking
00:03:39

First add 100g of milk and mix with a silicone spatula, then add 200g of whipping cream and stir well.

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Add the milk and whipping cream gradually and mix gently

otherwise, liquid will splash out

Ingredients:Milk (100 g)whipping cream (200 g)
Tools:silicone spatula
06
Active Cooking
00:04:17

Add the prepared liquid gelatin, quickly mix with a silicone spatula until all liquid ingredients are well combined into a pale yellow pudding batter.

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Watch out

Add the liquid gelatin quickly

otherwise, it will lump when hitting the cold cream and milk

Ingredients:watergelatin powder
Tools:silicone spatula
07
Active Cooking
00:04:50

Add the diced mango chunks, gently mix with a silicone spatula to ensure the mango pieces are evenly distributed in the batter.

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Watch out

Fold in the mango chunks gently to avoid mashing them, which ruins the texture.

Ingredients:mango
Tools:silicone spatula
08
Waiting Time
00:05:05

Ladle the pudding batter into small ceramic ramekins, tap gently on the table to release large bubbles, cover with plastic wrap, and refrigerate for over 3 hours until completely set.

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Watch out

The plastic wrap must completely seal the ramekin opening

otherwise, condensation will drip into the pudding and affect setting

Tools:ceramic ramekinplastic wrapladle

groceryAll Ingredients

mango450 g
sugar80 g
whipping cream200 g
Milk100 g
gelatin powder15 g
water50 g

blenderAll Tools Needed

metal bowlwooden spoonpotknifecupcutting boardmixing bowlimmersion blendersilicone spatulaceramic ramekinplastic wrapladle