Chef and author Maunika Gowardhan recently shared the recipe on Instagram. (Source: Maunika Gowardhan/Instagram; designed by Gargi Singh)
Are you trying out a new dish everyday during the lockdown? Because we are here with a delicious recipe made using the seasonal king of fruits — mangoes. The gooey mango pulp can be enjoyed in a variety of ways to satiate your sweet tooth — from an ice-cream to a kulfi and kheer. But if you are looking to experiment and create something new using your all-time favourite mangoes, give this easy recipe a try.
Chef and author Maunika Gowardhan recently shared the must-try recipe on Instagram.
Take a look!
She captioned the post: “It’s amazing what joy a little leftover fresh mango purée can bring! Well apart from eating it just as is which I’ve done loads this week, I made a batch of my delicious mango barfi.”
Below is the step-by-step recipe to make Mango and Cardamom Barfi
Ingredients
(Serves 4)
250 ml – Mango pulp (3-4 mangoes pureed)
100 ml – Condensed milk
100 ml – Double cream
1/2 tsp – Freshly ground cardamom powder
240 g – Milk powder
8-10 – Pistachios, coarsely crushed
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Method
*Take a pan and add condensed milk and mango puree. Mix well and bring to a boil. After that, keep stirring frequently on low heat for 10-12 mins. Add double cream and cook for 15 minutes. Then add cardamom powder and cook until the barfi mix thickens.
*Now add milk powder; few tablespoons at a time. Whisk well until all has blended well. Keep the heat low. It will come away from the sides of the pan and form a smooth dough.
*Now line a dish with baking paper and set the barfi mix on this. Smoothen out the edges and sprinkle pistachios. Cool and set in the refrigerator overnight. Cut into squares and serve.
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