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Recipe: Frozen Mango Cream Filling

January 25, 2013 by MrsC | Patricia Cuyugan 2 Comments

I made a few desserts over the holidays and promised to post the recipes and outcome of each. I started strong when I posted this no-bake graham cracker crust recipe right on the day it was devoured at a family get-together. And then I got lazy and haven’t posted any other recipe blogs since then. I promise to make up for lost time, beginning with the recipe for this frozen mango cream that I filled my graham cracker crust with. The original recipe can be found on the ever so reliable Martha Stewart dot com. Hers called for a macadamia crust, but we had already bought bags of graham crackers, and that’s why we ended up with a different crust. So here we go.

FROZEN MANGO CREAM FILLING
1/4 cup Fresh Orange Juice
1 envelope (1 tbsp) Unflavored Gelatin
2 Ripe Mangoes, peeled
1/2 cup Granulated Sugar
3 tbsp Fresh Lemon Juice
1 cup All-Purpose Cream
1/2 cup Powdered Sugar

Pour the orange juice into a small sauce pan and sprinkle the gelatin into the juice. Dissolve the gelatin in the juice completely over low heat. Remove the mixture from the heat and cool completely.

Gelatin dissolved in orange juice
Gelatin dissolved in orange juice

Then I used a food processor to puree the mangoes together with the granulated sugar and lemon juice. Whiz everything together until smooth. Resist the urge to drink the mango shake-like puree.

Before
Before

Slowly add the cooled OJ-gelatin mixture, and blend until everything is combined.

After
After

With an electric mixer, or by hand if you would like to make a workout out of it, beat the cream until soft peaks form. It helps to chill the cream beforehand. Add the confectioners sugar and continue to beat until you can form soft peaks again.

Cream + Sugar
Cream + Sugar

Whisk in a third of the cream into the mango puree. Then gently fold the cream and sugar mixture into the mango mixture using a rubber spatula. Emphasis on GENTLY, otherwise all your whipping and beating will have gone to waste.

I know I said to use a spatula, but I couldn't find mine so I used a whisk.
After whisking, and before folding.

Pour the mango mixture over the no-bake Graham cracker crust. I actually doubled this recipe and made two pies for the party. Then freeze everything until set.

Ready to freeze
Ready to freeze

Top with whipped cream before serving if you don’t mind the extra calories. It’s not as yummy without the extra cream. At least that’s what I think!

Ready to be devoured!
Ready to be devoured!

So there you go, a quick and easy dessert that you can totally make in advance. My mom’s side of the family really likes fruity desserts, so this was a big hit. It’s sweet in a mango sort of way, with a little bit of zest from the orange and lemon juice. Trust me when I say it;s better with an extra dollop of cream on top.

Let me know if you try making this in your house too. I’d love to hear all about it! Oh, and I promise to post about my other kitchen adventures really soon.

 

Much love and happiness,

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Filed Under: Recipes Tagged With: Dessert, Frozen, Mango, Mango Cream Pie Filling, No-Bake

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  1. Bintu@recipesfromapantry says

    February 11, 2013 at 7:17 pm

    Yum. I looooooove mango. Thanks for posting.

    Reply
    • mrspcuyugan says

      February 11, 2013 at 7:20 pm

      Hi Bintu! This one’s really good. Mango and citrus together is so refreshing! 🙂 Thanks for the comment!

      Reply

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