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    Mango Vanilla Mousse Without Gelatin (Easy Dessert In Blender)

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    Mango vanilla flavored mousse made using fresh, sweet mangoes, vanilla extract and heavy whipping cream is simple, easy, delicious mango dessert that you can quickly make! This mango mousse is made without gelatin or agar agar and the taste of the mangoes comes from the ripe and sweet mangoes that we use, vanilla, cream and powdered sugar.

    mango mousse

    This is a rich and delicious creamy mango dessert that is also very easy to make at home.

    mango mousse
    mango mousse
    Contents hide
    1 Easy Mango Recipes Using Ripe Mangoes:
    2 What Is Mousse?
    3 Mango Vanilla Flavored Mousse Without Gelatin Or Agar Agar:
    4 Can You Use Mango Pulp To Make Mango Mousse?
    5 How To Make Mango Vanilla Mousse?
    6 Ingredients
    7 Step by step instructions
    8 Mango Vanilla Mousse Without Gelatin (Easy Dessert In Blender)
    8.1 Ingredients
    8.2 Instructions
    8.2.1 Alternate method:
    8.3 Notes
    8.4 Nutrition

    Easy Mango Recipes Using Ripe Mangoes:

    mango lassi (Indian mango smoothie)

    eggless mango semolina cake

    mango milkshake

    mango orange smoothie

    mango jam

    sweet mango sauce (mango compote) for cheesecakes, pancakes

    mango banana smoothie

    What Is Mousse?

    Mousse is a very simple, delicious pudding like creamy dessert often made using chocolate and cream as the main ingredients and it is usually served chilled.

    Chocolate mousse is very popular than other varieties of mousse, but you can also make delicious mousse using fruits like mangoes, strawberries, apples etc.

    mango mousse topped with whipped cream

    One of the main ingredients in mousse recipes is heavy cream.

    Usually, heavy cream is turned into whipped cream first, to which, other ingredients like chocolate or blended mangoes and sugar is folded into.

    This will result in a very creamy dessert. Often thickening agents like gelatin or agar agar is used in mousse recipes.

    Mango Vanilla Flavored Mousse Without Gelatin Or Agar Agar:

    mango mousse

    In this recipe for mango vanilla mousse, we do not use gelatin or agar agar for thickening but keep in mind that one of the ingredients we used is powdered sugar (icing sugar) which usually has some cornstarch in it as well.

    Also we use ripe, sweet mangoes and vanilla extract along with heavy whipping cream which makes this dessert very delicious and flavorful!

    The mango vanilla mousse without gelatin is naturally thick and creamy from the mangoes and whipping cream that we use and it is the perfect dessert for you to try if you like easy mango desserts!

    mango mousse

    The amount of powdered sugar you need to use might vary based on the sweetness of the mangoes that you use.

    It is highly recommended to use sweet mangoes while you make dessert since sour mangoes will need a lot more sugar to taste good in desserts.

    When you use mangoes that are sweet in taste, you can actually reduce the amount of sugar required since the mangoes are already naturally sweet.

    In this recipe, I used one cup of powdered sugar but this is usually ideal for mangoes that are not sour and have mild to medium level of sweetness.

    If the mangoes that you use are very sweet (which is good), you can start with lesser amount of sugar and only add more if required (once its made in the blender you can taste and see if the sweetness is enough and you may add more if required).

    However, if the mangoes are sour, you may need more sugar and it's not recommended to use sour tasting mangoes for this recipe since the mango mousse will taste the best when you use sweet mangoes!

    Can You Use Mango Pulp To Make Mango Mousse?

    mango mousse

    Yes, you can use canned mango pulp to make mangoes if you don't have fresh ripe mangoes. When you use mango pulp also, make sure to use mango pulp that is sweet in taste.

    In this recipe, we use two mangoes which yields about 2 cups of mangoes so if you are using mango pulp, you can use 2 cups of mango pulp in place of fresh mangoes.

    So here is how you can easily make this delicious mango vanilla mouse at home using ripe sweet mangoes, heavy whipping cream, sugar and vanilla!

    How To Make Mango Vanilla Mousse?

    mango vanilla mousse

    To make mango vanilla mousse, we use the following ingredients.

    Ingredients

    mangoes 2 large (ripe)

    heavy whipping cream 1 cup (cold)

    powdered sugar 1 cup (adjust to taste as this depends on the sweetness of mangoes as well)

    vanilla extract 1 teaspoon

    Step by step instructions

    Wash and peel the mangoes, slice in small sized pieces (discard the pit).

    ripe mangoes
    peeled mangoes
    sliced mangoes

    Chill the sliced mangoes in the refrigerator prior to making the mousse for best results.

    Once the mango slices are chilled enough (for about 30 minutes at least), we are ready to make the mango mousse!

    Place the chilled heavy cream in the blender.

    heavy cream in blender

    Blend on low to medium for about 30 seconds, then blend on high for about another 30 seconds.

    heavy whipping cream

    Add powderd sugar, blend again. Turn off the blender, open the jar and stir the contents using a spoon, then blend again for another few more seconds until the sugar is well dissolved in the cream.

    powdered sugar added to blender
    blended sugar and cream

    Add the vanilla extract and mangoes also to the blender and blend until smooth.

    add mangoes and vanilla extract to blender
    mango mousse in blender

    If the mangoes are not blended well during the first time, you can turn off the blender again, open the jar and carefully stir the contents, then blend again until itp's very smooth and creamy in texture.

    At this point, you can taste and see if the mango mousse is sweet enough and if necessary, you may add little more powdered sugar and blend again until everything is blended well.

    The texture of the mousse should be smooth and creamy!

    mango mousse

    (The amount of sugar you need will depend on the sweetness of the mangoes. If the mangoes are less sweet or sour in taste, you will need more sugar.

    However, for sweet mangoes, you will need only less sugar so you need to adjust the amount of sugar based on the taste of the mangoes that you use. If you want to reduce the sugar, make sure to use sweet mangoes!)

    Once the mango mousse is made, transfer to small dessert cups or glass cups.

    mango mousse

    Transfer the cups to refrigerator and chill (covered) in the fridge until the mousse is cold.

    Once the mango mousse is chilled enough, it ready to serve!

    You can also top the mousse with more sliced mangoes or whipped cream, cherries etc just before serving!

    mango mousse topped with whipped cream

    Alternate method:

    If you are not in a hurry, you can make the whipped cream separately and then fold in the blended mangoes to the prepared whipped cream and mix until they are well combined.

    Just make sure the cream and mangoes are mixed well and the texture is smooth and creamy.

    Below you can get the recipe for mango vanilla mousse in detail.

    mango vanilla mousse

    Mango Vanilla Mousse Without Gelatin (Easy Dessert In Blender)

    Mango vanilla mousse made with ripe, sweet mangoes, vanilla extract and heavy whipping cream makes easy, delicious, creamy mango dessert perfect for those who are looking for easy dessert recipes using ripe mangoes!
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    Course: Dessert
    Cuisine: American
    Keyword: mango desserts, mango mousse
    Prep Time: 10 minutes minutes
    Total Time: 10 minutes minutes
    Servings: 4
    Calories: 384kcal
    Author: Recipe Garden

    Ingredients

    • 2 large mangoes ripe
    • 1 cup heavy whipping cream cold
    • 1 cup powdered sugar adjust to taste as this depends on the sweetness of mangoes as well
    • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract

    Instructions

    • Wash and peel the mangoes, slice in small sized pieces (discard the pit). Chill the sliced mangoes in the refrigerator prior to making the mousse for best results.
    • Once the mango slices are chilled enough (for about 30 minutes at least), we are ready to make the mango mousse!
    • Place the chilled heavy cream in the blender. Blend on low to medium for about 30 seconds, then blend on high for about another 30 seconds.
    • Add powderd sugar, blend again. Turn off the blender, open the jar and stir the contents using a spoon, then blend again for another few more seconds until the sugar is well dissolved in the cream.
    • Add the vanilla extract and mangoes also to the blender and blend until smooth.
    • If the mangoes are not blended well during the first time, you can turn off the blender again, open the jar and carefully stir the contents, then blend again until itp's very smooth and creamy in texture.
    • At this point, you can taste and see if the mango mousse is sweet enough and if necessary, you may add little more powdered sugar and blend again until everything is blended well.
    • The texture of the mousse should be smooth and creamy!
      (The amount of sugar you need will depend on the sweetness of the mangoes. If the mangoes are less sweet or sour in taste, you will need more sugar.
      However, for sweet mangoes, you will need only less sugar so you need to adjust the amount of sugar based on the taste of the mangoes that you use. If you want to reduce the sugar, make sure to use sweet mangoes!)
    • Once the mango mousse is made, transfer to small dessert cups or glass cups and chill (covered) in the fridge until the mousse is cold.
    • Once the mango mousse is chilled enough, it ready to serve!
      You can also top the mousse with more sliced mangoes or whipped cream, cherries etc just before serving!

    Alternate method:

    • If you are not in a hurry, you can make the whipped cream separately and then fold in the blended mangoes to the prepared whipped cream and mix until they are well combined.
      Just make sure the cream and mangoes are mixed well and the texture is smooth and creamy.

    Notes

    The amount of powdered sugar you need to use might vary based on the sweetness of the mangoes that you use.
    It is highly recommended to use sweet mangoes while you make dessert since sour mangoes will need a lot more sugar to taste good in desserts.
    When you use mangoes that are sweet in taste, you can actually reduce the amount of sugar required since the mangoes are already naturally sweet.
    In this recipe, I used one cup of powdered sugar but this is usually ideal for mangoes that are not sour and have mild to medium level of sweetness.
    If the mangoes that you use are very sweet (which is good), you can start with lesser amount of sugar and only add more if required (once its made in the blender you can taste and see if the sweetness is enough and you may add more if required).
    However, if the mangoes are sour, you may need more sugar and it's not recommended to use sour tasting mangoes for this recipe since the mango mousse will taste the best when you use sweet mangoes!

     

    Nutrition

    Calories: 384kcal | Carbohydrates: 47g | Protein: 3g | Fat: 22g | Saturated Fat: 14g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 1g | Monounsaturated Fat: 6g | Cholesterol: 67mg | Sodium: 18mg | Potassium: 232mg | Fiber: 2g | Sugar: 45g | Vitamin A: 1995IU | Vitamin C: 38mg | Calcium: 51mg | Iron: 0.2mg

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