Name: Mango Lassi
Prep time: 10 min
Total time: 10 min
Yield: 4 serving(s)
Ingredients: 2 cups plain yogurt or 2 cups vanilla yogurt; 2 cups mango pulp; 2 teaspoons brown sugar or 2 teaspoons honey; 1/2 teaspoon ground cardamom (optional); 10 ice cubes

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Recipe by charlie 5

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We like to cook Indian food at our home for special occasions. My 14-year-old loves to make Mango Lassi's for our guests to drink as they arrive. We purchase 1 lb 14 oz cans of Mango pulp from a local Middle Eastern grocer. I put the can in the refrigerator prior to making these so all the ingredients are cold. The owner of the grocery store told me that children in India like to dip bread in the Mango pulp to enjoy as a treat. Expand on that and try dipping sugar or ginger cookies. Unsure yield.

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ingredients

2 cups plain yogurt or 2 cups vanilla yogurt
2 cups mango pulp
2 teaspoons brown sugar or 2 teaspoons honey
¹⁄₂ teaspoon ground cardamom (optional)
10 ice cubes

directions

Add all the ingredients to a blender and whirl until incorporated.
Serve immediately.

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"We like to cook Indian food at our home for special occasions. My 14-year-old loves to make Mango Lassi's for our guests to drink as they arrive. We purchase 1 lb 14 oz cans of Mango pulp from a local Middle Eastern grocer. I put the can in the refrigerator prior to making these so all the ingredients are cold. The owner of the grocery store told me that children in India like to dip bread in the Mango pulp to enjoy as a treat. Expand on that and try dipping sugar or ginger cookies. Unsure yield."

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review by Sydney Mike

9/4/2011

Although I like to think I followed the recipe on down, instead of regular ice cubes, I used mango nectar that I'd frozen in an ice cube tray & I thought that worked great! At least it probably intensified the mango flavor, & that was fine with us! Definitely a winning lassi! Thanks for sharing the recipe! [Made & reviewed in I Recommend recipe tag]

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tweak by Sydney Mike

9/4/2011

Although I like to think I followed the recipe on down, instead of regular ice cubes, I used mango nectar that I'd frozen in an ice cube tray & I thought that worked great! At least it probably intensified the mango flavor, & that was fine with us! Definitely a winning lassi! Thanks for sharing the recipe! [Made & reviewed in I Recommend recipe tag]

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review by averybird

7/9/2011

Cool and refreshing, I just love this recipe. I believe its Madhur Jaffrey's from World Vegetarian, or if not then the closest I could find to it (which uses 20 ice cubes- otherwise is identical). I got on a kick making these last summer, and am ready to break out the blender again. =) Thanks for posting, charlie #5!

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review by Michele of Eagan

1/15/2010

Great taste and quick and easy to put together. We love the flavor of cardamom, I've never tried it in a beverage before, but it really worked nicely.

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review by Camel_Cracker

6/16/2009

I halved the recipe for 2 people and omitted the cardamom because DH and I don't like it. It tastes great, thanks! Update... Was craving another lassi this morning and made one serving with cardamom this time... it is FANTASTIC... even better according to the recipe. I will try it with honey next time.

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