Kairi No Ras/Aamras

Name: Kairi No Ras/Aamras
Yield: 2-portion
Cuisine: Indian
Ingredients: 3 - 4 large ones . Medium size mangos; 2 tbsps Sugar . . [based on the sweetness of the mango]; water . Few on need basis; Ice . cubes

pinksocks @cook_7828550

Mango might be the the kind of the fruits but I have not seen anyone appreciate this mango more than Gujaratis. They even eat the peel of the mango as it is considered rude to waste this fruit.
Kairi No Ras is a common treat across homes in Gujarati. I had it for the first time at the in-law's place the gujju way aka with poori :) Also they take out the pulp by hand and use a hand blender to churn in.
Unlike the milky north Indian version, this one is pure mango delight i.e. no milk at all.
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Week- 2.
Theme- Traditional.
Dish for Day – Kairi No Ras
Origin- Disputed between Gujarat and Maharashtra.

pinksocks @cook_7828550

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Ingredients

2-portion

3 - 4 large ones. Medium size mangos
2 tbspsSugar . . [based on the sweetness of the mango]
water . Few on need basis
Ice . cubes

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Steps

1

Wash, peel and cut the mango in a blender.
2

Make sure you squeeze the seeds of the mangoes to take out as much pulp as you can.
3

Add 5-6 ice cubes and sugar. [You may add more sugar in case the mango is not very sweet.
4

Churn it twice for 2-3 seconds.
5

Add a few tbsp of water to make the blending easy.
6

What we need is a thick thick mango puree. Add water very slowly.
7

Serve cold with bhakri, poori or any bread of your choice.