Mango Sago is probably one of the easiest desserts to make! It’s refreshing, sweet, and you get your intake of fruit.You can substitute mango for any type of melons (honeydew, watermelon, cantaloupe) and it’ll go well with the sago.

Ok if you ask a Bengali which is the most sought after sweet in Bengal he will hands down mention it's ‘rasgulla’. Now! what I’ve learned from my chef deans is that for making rasgullas or rosogolla as the Bengali ‘s call it the chena or paneer that you are using has to be fresh if you want the best results. That’s a part of the story but 😀 the entire story of baked rasgullas goes around pouring a thick condensed milk over it and baking it! I know you are salivating but Balaram mallick a sweet entrepreneur and brand first came up with third brilliant idea and since then various sweet owners are coming up with their version of it.Now my version is not to confuse between rosogolla’r payesh or kheer with baked rasgullas. The pista, saffron wala cream is therefore not the one I look up to if I am having baked rasgullas. So I will share with you a very simple way of making them which will taste what you’ll be the best judge of it!

My city has been quite hot these days. So I wanted to make something refreshing and cool in the afternoon. Mangoes are in season and I prefer to use arumanis or gedong mangoes for that. Any sweet mangoes that you can find in the market should be okay. You can also use juice sold in tetra paks or bottles.

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It taste so yumm with minimal effort.. #5ing

I learned how to make this at a Brazilian's birthday party.They're usually small ping-pong-sized balls, but I made them a bit more compact this time. "Beijinho" is Portuguese for "kiss."The amount of simmering is the key point!It needs to be about the consistency of caramel.Be careful not to let it burn. Occasionally take it away from the heat to check on it as you simmer. Recipe by Ery

If I can still remember, I had posted this before. It was in a typical vegan smoothie form and nothing like this. You can totally replace the condensed milk and Iris cream with vegan-friendly options if you fancy that route. It is entirely up to your own convenience and preference. A recipe is just a guideline for you to understand, ultimately, you will have to taste and adjust to your own palate.As you already knew the story behind this recipe. I was in Bandung, Indonesia, and I was being served with this awesome smoothie. It has avocado, coffee and chocolate. Who would've thought that such a combination works? It is perfect. My then ex-gf, told me what she can do it better as she further explained to me that the eatery is not using real avocado, but rather fake flavorings and colorings. Yes, her version tastes way better. To this day, I never forget the taste; the avocado rush on the palate, the strong aromatic coffee aftertaste, almost mocha-like (probably due to the chocolate), lingers at the back of your mouth for quite a while.Instead of making another smoothie, I decided to create this dessert soup. I added coconut oil to enhance the flavors of the chocolate. The cold avocado coffee soup top with a warm coconut dark chocolate just give your tastebuds an oomph. To make things even further, I garnish with some coffee granules. The taste is almost the same as I 1st sipped into the wonderful smoothie my ex-gf used to make. I really hope you will give this recipe a try

Mango sticky with coconut cream sauce is so delicious perfect for summer dessert.

My town's chinese restaurant serves a dessert that I'm addicted to. A green sweet sticky rice with fresh mango slices. I never knew how it was made, I thought it was flavored with vanilla. I took a friend to lunch there and had her try the dessert. She knew right away. Coconut milk, sugar, and food coloring. This is my version of it.

#colouryellowWhenever there is a party at home,Birthday party or kitty party etc, this is a perfect recipe,it can be made a day before .It tastes very delicious,it is Healthy ,nutritious.

These Indian desserts have tons of calories packed into each piece. But just one is enough to completely satisfy! If you ever get a coconut, definitely give these a try.Patience is the key word in making Indian desserts. It's important to slowly boil to prevent scalding. The water content of the milk should be slowly boiled off; as long as this step is done right, these should have a long shelf life. Recipe by Guri

It has a creamy texture with some sugar and some Oreos in mouth#12 Plates