Hope you all had a great Vishu and Tamil New Year this time. We had a wonderful Vishu too with all our friends here, Kids had all the fun. My son and daughter was super excited while waiting for their friends to show them the 'Vishu Kani(the first scene to be seen on Vishu) at home. But once the friends were here they forgot all about 'Kani' and were busy playing. Posting one of our 'Vishu Kani' picture, I know I should have posted it the very same day :-)
I've been thinking what to post next with couple of pictures and half edited recipes in draft and deicded of posting this simple and delicious 'Mango Lassi' an all time favorite Indian drink. May it be kids or grown ups everyone love Mango Lassi and I'm sure many of you makes it at home too.
Canned Mango pulp along with its juice can help you get the best taste since the mango pulp is already been soaked in sugar syrup for long and yes of course is much easy and handy with no peeling and chopping done. But all the preservatives and thoughts of what all chemical in them just stops me from using any canned food especially because I don't want the little one's to consume all those chemicals. So I always use the fresh and the very ripe mangoes with non-sour yogurt. Try it and Enjoy!!!!
Ingredients:-
- Ripe Mango - 1(~ 1½ cups when peeled and chopped)
- Yogurt ~ 1½ cups
- Sugar ~ 4 tbsp(Adjust according to your sweet level)
- Cardamom powder ~ ½ tsp(Optional, we love the cardamom flavored lassi)
- Chilled Water ~ ½ cup to 1 Cup
Preparation Method:-
- Wash the mangoes, peel the skin, chop them roughly and blend them in a mixer/blender to a smooth puree.
- Add sugar, cardamom powder and blend again. Add yogurt and blend for couple of seconds. Add cold water little by little depending on the consistency you need since the Lassi is gonna be very thick with just yogurt and mango.
- Pour into a tall glass and chill for half an hour if desired(can add ice-cube if you like, I don't like to add them though). Serve cold immediately.
Belated Vishu wishes.Refreshing yummy drink.
ReplyDeletePrathiba, wish you a very happy new year. We could not celebrate this year and due to work missed out on so many posts. The mango lassi was a welcome treat to read! :-)
ReplyDeleteMango lassi looks so yum,my last post is also a lassi..refreshing and lovely drink :)
ReplyDeletelooks yummy :)
ReplyDeletehave a great year ahead..mango lassi has the perffect colour and so tempting..nice and refreshing clicks too
ReplyDeleteLovely Vishu kani:-)Lassi adipoli aayitundu:-)
ReplyDeletesuper refreshing lassi.Clicks r awesome and adorable
ReplyDeleteLooks creamy n refreshing drink for this summer...
ReplyDeleteBelated Vishu Aashamsagal...Awesome lassi.
ReplyDeleteBelated Vishu wishes,hope u had a great day!
ReplyDeleteDelicious n yummy lassi,my favorite among lassi's:-)
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delicious looking lassi wonderfully done
ReplyDeleteyummy lassi...........my fav fruit.
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That looks delicious, really! I have my lassi ready to blog :) do check back :)
ReplyDeleteLovely kani..mango lassi looks superb...so tempted :)
ReplyDeleteYum mango lassi,great clicks:)
ReplyDeleteVery refreshing and delicious lassi..
ReplyDeleteThis is my favorite,delicious and refreshing,nice clicks dear
ReplyDeletehiii, dropped by to say hello.! How are u?? The lassi looks very inviting..! Perfect summertime quencher..!
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ReplyDeleteHi there! Beautiful pictures!!!
ReplyDeletehi prathiba..i can imagine how great it is to have so many varieties of sweet mangoes in india..perfect for making fresh juices and cold drinks.
ReplyDeletei also want to add some cardamom powder like your recipe. thanks and have a nice day
the mango lassi looks so so delicious !!!!beautiful clicks !!!
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