Ingredients:
1 cup of mango pulp (available at Indian Stores)
2 cups of cream (or half and half)
1/2 can of condensed milk
1 cup of diced fresh mango (optional)
Blend all ingredients together. Pour into a freezable container and stick in the freezer. I took it out 2-3 times during the freezing process and stirred it to try to make it less crystallized and more creamy. Freeze until solid. I ended up letting it freeze overnight and took it out for 10 minutes before serving to allow it to thaw a little. So I will try the ice cream maker again (this time with the instructions in hand). But you don't have to go run out and buy one just to make some ice cream. Try the freezer method first. You'll be screaming for your own ice cream too. : )
Enjoy.
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This is my fav method too n its awesome..n so so yummy
ReplyDeleteLove mango flavoured ice cream. It looks so creamy even though eggless.
ReplyDeleteStunning ice cream...so pretty with that pop of green mint. Sounds extremely refreshing...mmmmmmm.
ReplyDeleteice cream looks fabulous similar to kulfi I like it delicious
ReplyDeleteHot summer definitely means mangoes!
ReplyDeleteI've never even heard of mango pulp before now, but I am so on the look out for it now that I know it exists!!! :)
ReplyDeleteMmm, I love mangoes! Never tried it with ice cream before though! This looks like a refreshing treat!
ReplyDeletethis looks delicious. i love mango !!
ReplyDeleteGreat ice cream, and great that you don't need an ice cream maker!
ReplyDeleteRamona - this is FABULOUS! No ice-cream maker required AND it's mango? I am in l-o-v-e! Beautiful ice-cream!
ReplyDeleteI read a book about ten years ago about health, and the author called most commercial ice-creams dumping grounds for food chemicals! It converted me overnight to home made ice-cream. I don't have an ice-cream maker, but if the cream content is high enough, then you can just freeze it and it comes out without ice crystals.
ReplyDeleteYour mango ice-cream looks amazing. I love the list of ingredients and can't wait for Summer to arrive (and mangoes on the shelves too...around November I think), so I can try your recipe! Thanks Ramona.
Yum! Yum! This looks soooo good. I love mango & I love ice cream!
ReplyDeletexo Emily Lynne
Yummmm!! super like really nice and easy recipe thanks for the sharing this.
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ReplyDeleteI just Love Mangoes and Ice Cream, i will try to make this on the weekend.
ReplyDeleteLooks simply divine, I really want to get an attachment for my Kitchen Aide...the Ice Cream one..wish I had it already to make this...yummy...Janice
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