#HotThe yoghurt based popsicles are rich and creamy smooth texture and flavoured with saffron and cardamom are just right for beating the summer heat ! Mango lassi popsicles not only do they taste delicious but you’ll be benefit from all those great vitamins !

#colouryellowAs summer is in, making this Indian dessert "mango kulfi" an Absolute ❤Make it with fresh mangoes, condensed milk and fresh cream to make this quick and luxurious.

Mango is in the season, so i made this scrumptious mango kulfi it is so rich and creamy, best to beat the heat in summer #EidKiMeethas

My family loves mangoes. We can't do without mango pudding during the summer. Actually, we'd like to keep this recipe a secret.Use canned mangoes for the puree.For the syrup, either use mango syrup for shaved ice or simply some mango juice.If you whip the heavy cream in step 5 until just slightly thick, it makes the pudding even more soft and creamy. Recipe by ko-ko

#flavour2Maharashtrian recipe made using hung curd and fresh mango puree. It’s served as a dessert or side dish with poori.

#WNWKulfi is s an Indian dessert which is usually eaten durings summers. Milk and dry fruits are good source of energy. It is rich in protien and calcium.

#favouriteDoi" is a very popular dessert among Bengalis. But "bhapa doi" is a very traditional Bengali dessert. Mishti Doi Or Sweet Yogurt is a dessert prepared by slowly cooking milk and sugar till reduced to a thick consistency and then adding a bit of yogurt to ferment the milk. Once the milk has fermented into yogurt, it is chilled and served cold. Aam doi is nowadays become very famous as the Misti Doi in West Bengal.So, please try this and impress your family members.This Aam Doi tasted very nice and flavorful and very much refreshing in summer days. This is the yogurt made with Fresh Mango Pulp. Here is the recipe.

This is popular Maharashtrian sweet dish that is made in the summers during the mango season. An ideal meal in any regular Maharashtrian household would include Batata Bhaji ( Aloo ki Sabzi ), Pooris as accompaniments to the Aamrakhand. However it can be just enjoyed by itself as a dessert. Try it, it's sinfully delicious and beats any gelato hands down!

#Bandhan - Chia seeds are a power house of fibre, calcium, protein, healthy fats, antioxidants, etc. You can easily make simple and delicious desserts with it without any effort. Today I incorporated it with mango puree and milk and made this amazing & yummy pudding. You can just mix and match and add any of your favourite fruit / flavour to these seeds and dish out healthy desserts / pudding for your family and friends.

Mango Dalia is a sweet porridge made with broken wheat, milk and mangoes. My mother used to make this sweet porridge for breakfast and I used to save some and had it after dinner as a dessert. It is a great way to use mangoes which are very healthy and nutritious. I don't use any sweetner for this Dalia as mango puree provides the sweetness and creamy texture as well. But sometimes the mangoes are not sweet enough and you have to add a little sugar or any other sweetner to enhance the taste.This porridge is a great way to start your day. Broken wheat provides all the benefits of a grain, mangoes provide the nutrients of a fruit and milk is a great source of calcium and protein. Together they make a complete healthy breakfast meal. It is good for growing kids also. This one pot meal can be prepared in advance and can be kept in the refrigerator for 6-7 hours. It tastes best when served chilled. #CookClick

Classic Indian rice pudding, Phirni, banks upon the simplicity of flavours of the handful of ingredients that go into making it. Commonly prepared in Northern India, especially on the festival of Eid, Phirni is a creamy dessert made with ground rice and milk. Traditionally served in shikoras i.e. earthen clay pots, Phirni is flavoured with saffron and/or cardamom and is garnished with dried fruits.

#CookClickNo Indian summer is complete without a bowl of heavenly amras. Amras is simply mango pulp/puree. Amras itself has a great and exotic taste , but adding saffrons, cardamoms, chopped nuts, etc will enhance it's taste. Normally amras is thick in consistency and water or milk is added to adjust the consistency according to one's taste. In this recipe, I have added condensed milk for a tasty and creamy twist. Condensed milk gives aamras a creamier, smoother and sweeter taste and texture.