I wanted to make a mousse with mango juice which is easier to obtain than mango purées.You can also make the mango juice with mango purées. I also think you can just pour the mousse into small containers as opposed to doing so into a cake pan. Rather than serving the mousse on its own, it'll taste more balanced by serving it with this jelly. For 18 cm [7.1 in] cake pan. Recipe by SOL*

#MidnightCravings This is really a great thing to satisfy the midnight craving ! It has cake , it has creamy mousse and it has the taste of the summer king fruit mango and the best part is all in one !

#mangomango#giveaway

This recipe can be change with different fruits or even melted chocolate

How about celebrating the friday night with some chilled, rich and creamy mango dessert?? Definitely Yes! I ain't giving up on the mangoes yet. Therefore, today I made this Eggless Mango Mousse which is the best homemade dessert you can enjoy these summers.Mousse means foam in French which implies the airy texture this dessert should have. So yes, it's basic ingredients has to be either eggs or whip cream or both, to incorporate air into the mixture. I used whipped cream as the base which gives it a little rich flavour and somewhat heavier texture than the one made with eggs. To make it more creamy, I added my secret ingredient, hung curd and lastly my star ingredient, the MANGO!Boom! 💥You get the perfect sweet treat for your temptations. One thing to keep in mind is to whip the cream until soft peaks form. Don't wait untill it's stiff. Add Alphonso mangoes for the best taste and add sugar as per your preference. You can also choose the nuts and seeds you love.My family adored me for this dessert. Try it asap and lemme know if your family too loved it. ❤️#nonindian

#mangotango My husband is die hard fan of mangoes so he brough a lot of mangoes and requested me to make some delicious meetha with these mangoes so I made many desserts with mangoes . This cake is one of them and my husband and children loved it.

I tried making a mousse using oranges from Ehime prefecture and mango puree, and it was delicious.The amount of juice you can get out of an orange will vary depending on its size.If you don't have enough for the jelly, add 100% orange juice. (I used POM juice).Aadd the orange zest. It makes a total difference to the aroma and flavor. Recipe by ko-ko

I found some really cheap peaches at the greengrocers...5 for 198 yen! I bought them without hesitation. Not only were they cheap, they were pretty tasty too. I love peaches second only to mangoes. I thought if I made mousse with them, it would be amazing. That's how this recipe was born.You can use any liqueur you like instead of peach liqueur. If you want the jelly to be pink, you can also add grenadine syrup for a pretty color.Make sure to cool the peach jelly down before pouring it over the mousse! (If it's warm, the mousse will melt and sink.) For 6 small glasses worth. Recipe by ko-ko

This recipe was taught by my mother-in-law.Cut open the vanilla beans and scoop out the inside to use.You could use vanilla essence instead. Recipe by Uhhi-

I wanted to eat a dessert with peaches but they weren't in season, so I used canned peaches and made it easily.I used canned peaches this time, but the fragrance will be superior when you use homemade compote, so I recommend that.When lining the filling, the middle tends to become thick, so line evenly to make it look beautiful when you cut it.Cut the peach for decoration at the same time when you are cutting the peach for the filling. For 15 cm [5.9 in] diameter circular mold or a loose bottom cake pan. Recipe by Kyansama

I made this because we had a ton of mangoes and because I wanted to see if I could beat egg whites and whip cream by hand. Also, it's easy to make, light, and not too sweet, which makes it a keeper for me. Note that I didn't measure the passionfruit or honey so those are estimates.

I kept buying small packages of mint at the supermarket and they'd go bad, so I thought I could make something with them besides herb tea. I also wrote about this in Step 12.I learned how to use chopped mint to infuse a liquid from a recipe by food writer Fujino Makiko that appeared in a magazine.If you don't have mint liqueur, increase the amount of mint leaves. Speaking of which, the mousse had a lot less color than I expected, so I added a little bit of green food coloring. It doesn't affect the taste, so you don't need it if you don't mind the color. For enough to fill 2 150ml bowls. Recipe by Sabumochi