~ Adieu Mangoes ~
September is  the time of the year when we
bid adieu  to the ripe juicy mangoes. Although the 
supermarket shelves beautifully flaunt some imported
 varieties of the king  fruit all around the year yet the 
magic of the local sun kissed juicy aromatic varieties 
are deeply missed during the off season . 

Mango is a part of our   culture  . Besides being our national 
fruit , it is believed to be favorite amongst the deities too. 
The mango leaves & the mango blossoms are integral 
part of the Indian ceremonies . Throughout the
centuries this divine fruit has won the hearts of millions. 
Mangoes  beautifully reflect the Indian summers. 

Aamras or sweet mango pulp is one of the most loved 
& easy to prepare mango delicacy. The pulp of the fruit
is churned , chilled & relished with Indian flatbreads or 
rotis. Mango season is almost incomplete  without it. 
Aamras

Ingredients- 2-3 ripe  mangoes, 2-3 tsp sugar ( omit if the mangoes
 are very sweet &  juicy) , chopped dry fruits (opt), 2-3 tbsp water .
Method- Peel  & roughly dice the mangoes. Blend with sugar & water 
till smooth. Chill for 25-30 mins , garnish with nuts & serve.
Mango  Lollies 
Treat the lil ones with  these homemade popsicles , these 
fruities on stick are great as an afternoon snack & are 
packed with the fresh fruity goodness. 

Just pour the prepared Aamras in popsicle molds & freeze. 
De-mold & let the yummmm yummmmm begin . 

Bye bye Mangoes we will miss u till the next season. 
 
 
 

Photographs are gorgeous! Love the colorful and cute popsicle moulds!
ReplyDeleteLovely lovely pictures Smita,..
ReplyDeleteoh man! u still get mangoes there? Not fair :( now i am craving for one.. I <333333 mangoes!
ReplyDeleteSo nice clicks... I am starting to crave for next mango session
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oh still u r getting mangoes... here almost more than 1month, couldnt see mangoes... i love it very much... nice clicks but u made me tempting nothing doing now... till next season comes...
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