Belated Gudi Padwa and Ugadi wishes to everyone! We have always had Shrikhand Puri for lunch on Gudi Padwa, it's my moms ritual and one we absolutely loved. She would bring a big tub of Kesar Shrikhand from Saroj, the very popular sweet shop in Chembur. I will never forget its rich luscious taste and sneaking into the kitchen every chance I got and gulping big spoonfuls of it. I have not come across any other brand that I really like, so for the last few years that I've been away from home I've always made some shrikhand for Gudi Padwa. This year I made aamrakhand or mango shrikhand and it made a perfect dessert for the special day.
I used canned mango puree but you can also use fresh mangoes. This recipe is just a basic guideline, all the ingredients can be adjusted according to your taste. Use really thick yogurt, I used greek yogurt that I hung for a few hours to drain any whey. Adding too much puree though will affect the consistency of the shrikhand. I have added a lot of puree here since I wanted the mango to really stand out. So it was not as firm as shrikhand should be, but it was very 'mango-ey' and thats exactly what I was looking for. Finally adjust the sugar according to the sweetness of the mango and your needs. A delicious dessert ready in a few easy steps!Aamrakhand
2 cups hung yogurt
1 1/2 cups mango pulp
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 tsp cardamom powder
Method:
Now this is really simple. Just whisk all the ingredients together until smooth and well combined. Refrigerate for a couple of hours for the flavors to mingle. Serve with puris or chapatis or as dessert.
Delicious!
ReplyDeleteJust yesterday I was talking to the husband about making Shrikhand:) He would love this with mangoes and pistachios. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious and colorful.
ReplyDeleteMmmm so delicious. mango season is just round the corner. Perfect dish to savour juicy mangoes
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ReplyDeletenice clicks poornima. love mango shrikhand with pooris. one of our fav food at home.
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering one. wish to try this..
ReplyDeleteI love anything with mango and this looks super yumm.
ReplyDeleteMy fav recipe.. looks so tempting and inviting.. awesome pictures too !!
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I love mangoes and your post had me drooling and longing for mangoes. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteI luv anything made with mango...Perfect Aamrakhand...
ReplyDeleteRich, creamy and such a luscious shrikhand to drool over poornima. Pics are quite lovely.
ReplyDeleteAn all time fav:) I can make a meal out of this
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ReplyDeleteThanks a ton Dassana, very sweet of you!
DeleteLove this simple and easy dessert ! and Mango,the king of fruits is my fav too :)Now I want to taste that Kesar shrikhand your mom used to bring ;-)
ReplyDeletelove that pretty color.. mango always works out so well in desserts!
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It is hard to resist anything with mangoes. Beautiful pictures. I love those pots!
ReplyDeleteYummy! This looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteYummy! This looks awesome.
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