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

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.

We pick berries and peaches locally here and I always come home with way more than can eat so it makes me come up with ways to use their great juicy flavor. This peach mousse is just one example and the fresh peach flavor really shines in this mousse!

I wanted to use up my frozen blueberries.-Start to make the mousse after the jelly is completely set.-You can use fresh blueberries. For six cylinders, each 55 x 35 mm. Recipe by nyonta

This is the chocolate cake my Mom made, and still such a favorite. It is easy and quick and I haven made it so often I rarely need to check the recipe! I have filled and topped it with Caramel Mousse for a really delicious light creamy pairing!

I wanted to have a refreshing mousse on a hot day.Start making the mousse after checking that the orange jelly has completely frozen. For 6 baking rings (55 mm x 35 mm). Recipe by nyonta

We have a persimmon tree at our house and it bears a lot of fruit every year. I composed this persimmon mousse recipe to consume them.Savor the two textures of persimmons; in the mousse and minced on top. It is garnished with chopped cornflakes redolent of the fall season. The crunchy cornflakes adds a touch to the dessert. Recipe by Bajiru danshi

I discover that mousse with yogurt makes unique taste. #ReferSAMIYA FAHEEM

I don't really like mousse with too much heavy cream so I wanted to come up with a refreshing mousse with what I had in my refrigerator.You don't need to drain the yogurt. It's okay even with the whey.When juicing the oranges, you don't need to strain it!I used 5 g gelatin packages. I wrote to use 2.5 g of gelatin, so just eyeball half and half! Recipe by osenoriri

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 used peach compote I made.Gel dessert is powdered setting agent for making mousse. You can get a very smooth result with it. If you use powdered gelatin you will get a little stiff texture. The sweetness of the jelly is decided with how reduced the compote is. Add more sugar if necessary. Recipe by Pu-kosan

This is a delicious fresh tasting light and creamy cherrie mousse. The mousse itself is very quick and easy . The cherrie juice is also easy but takes a little extra time. I make cherry juice every year with the fresh cherries and freeze it to have on hand. If you can find unsweetened cherrie juice you can substitute that.