Mango Pudding

Mango Pudding is a deliciously smooth dessert made with fresh mangoes, agar agar, milk and sugar. You can easily convert this recipe to vegan by replacing milk with coconut milk. Let us learn to make Mango Pudding Recipe with step by step pictures and video.

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Mango Pudding is a quick and easy to make pudding perfect for summer. Agar agar or china grass beautifully sets pudding and I love to try different pudding varieties with it. Do try this easy tasty pudding and enjoy!

About Mango Pudding

Mango Pudding is a smooth melt in the mouth dessert that can made quickly in a jiffy using easily available ingredients in your pantry. Agar agar is easily available online now. Agar Agar is a jelly like substance which is a setting agent for jellies and puddings. It is a perfect vegetarian, vegan substitute for gelatin. Mango Pudding is a silky smooth dessert loved by all. It just uses very few ingredients and the end result is pure delight.

Had been using agar agar strands since years and it has been a successful journey. With this magical ingredient puddings and jellies can be made in no time and can be enjoyed by vegetarains too.

Mango Pudding Vegan

To make this Mango Pudding Recipe Vegan first increase water quantity to 3/4 cup instead of 1/2 cup. Then replace 1/2 cup milk with 1/2 cup coconut milk. But do not boil coconut milk add it after the mango puree, switch off and mix.

Agar Agar – China Grass

Agar Agar comes in 2 forms and I have used both. Agar agar strands are easily available in supermarkets but agar agar powder I have found found only online as its not readily available in my place. Agar Agar is also known as China Grass.

• Agar Agar Strands – Strands are good but they need to be cut down onto small bits or grinded to a coarse mixture for it to dissolve easily, also comes in gram measures so a bit difficult to measure in tbsp.
• Agar Agar Powder – Powder easily dissolves and easy to measure too.

This is the Agar Agar Powder I used – not sponsored just sharing from where I bought. Agar Agar Strands also available in Amazon.

Other Agar Agar Recipes

• Vanilla pudding
• Orange jelly
• Mango jelly

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Mango Pudding Ingredients

• Mangoes – Fresh juicy mango varieties are recommended for this pudding. I used a combination of Alphonso and Banganapalli varieties for perfect taste and color.
• Milk – Use fresh boiled milk for this recipe preferably full fat milk for a richer pudding.
• Agar Agar – You can either use agar agar strands or agar agar powder but measure accordingly.
• Sweetner – I used regular white sugar and I recommend it to enjoy the pudding to the fullest.

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Mango Pudding Recipe Step by Step

1.To a mixer jar add 2 nos roughly chopped mangoes. I used 1 Alphonso and 1 Banganapalli.

2.Grind it to a smooth pulp. Do not add water. Measure 1 cup mango pulp and set aside.

3.To a sauce pan add 1/2 cup water.

4.Add 1 cup milk(boiled).

5.Let it start to boil.

6.Add 2 tsp agar agar powder.

7.Give a quick whisk so that agar agar powder dissolves well.

8.Add 1/4 cup sugar. Add 2 tbsp sugar extra if your mangoes are not sweet.

9.Whisk well until sugar is completely dissolved.

10.Now add 1 cup mango pulp.

11.Whisk well until well combined.

12.The mango and milk mixture should be combined well. Switch off. Do not cook for more than 2 minutes after adding mango pulp.

13.Immediately pour to a strainer.

14.Strain and remove remains if any. This straining is done to make sure there are no lumps.

15.Now pour into pudding moulds or any small cups. You can use steel cups too.

16.You can either set this in room temperature or in fridge. Set it for an hour. I usually set it fridge as we love our desserts cold.

17. After an hour release the edges. You can even dip the mould bottom in warm water to unmould.

18.Invert and remove the mould gently.

19.Garnish with chopped mangoes and a small sprig of mint leaves.

20.Release the edges by running a knife at the edges.

21.Invert and demould.

22.Garnish with fresh mangoes chopped and a sprig of mint leaves. Serve!

Delicious Mango Pudding Ready.

Expert Tips

• I used Alphonso mangoes and Banganapalli combo, you can use any fiber less mango variety.
• I used silicone moulds for easy demoulding but you can set puddings in any container steel or glass.
• Adjust sugar quantity according to the sweetness of mangoes.
• Once china grass gets dissolved do not delay add sugar and mango pulp as soon as possible else it will start to thicken.
• Agar agar puddings sets beautifully in room temperature itself but I prefer to chill it for a while to serve Chilled Mango Pudding.
• As I chilled just for 30 mins and it got set by that time, also served it soon after clicking I didn’t cover the pudding. But if you are planning to store the pudding in fridge for a day or more cling wrap or cover with foil and store.

Serving & Storing Suggestion

Mango Pudding can be served with fresh chopped mangoes or can be served as such too.

Mango Pudding keeps well in room temperature for 1 day and 2days in fridge. THis pudding can be made well ahead and stored for parties and get togethers.

FAQs

1.Is this Mango Pudding Vegan, Vegetarian?

It is completely vegetarian but I have used regular milk so if you want to convert this recipe to vegan repalce 1/2 cup milk with 1/2 cup coconut milk. But do not boil coconut milk add it after the mango puree, switch off and mix. Increase water quantity to 3/4 cup instead of 1/2 cup.

2.I dont have agar gar. Can I make Mango Pudding?

You can make mango custard using cornflour or custard powder but the perfect puddign consistency will be missing.

3.How long does Mango Pudding last?

Mango Pudding keeps well in room temperature for 1 day. and upto 2 days covered and stored in fridge.

4.Which agar agar to use for this pudding?

You can use either agar agar strands or agar agar powder based on the availability in your region. I prefer agar agar powder for its ease of measurement and dissolving.