I find that the best mango to use to make mango pudding is the Ataulfo mango. It’s sweet and less fibrous than other mangoes so you can get a velvety pudding texture. The total yield of this recipe is approx. 900 ml. I used 3 regular size Ataulfo mangoes (they weigh approx. 300g each). And I was able to fill 8 small 3 oz ramekins. If you want to add some chopped mango pieces for a pretty topping, you’ll need 4 Ataulfo mangoes in total.
View RecipeI find that the best mango to use to make mango pudding is the Ataulfo mango. It’s sweet and less fibrous than other mangoes so you can get a velvety pudding texture. The total yield of this recipe is approx. 900 ml. I used 3 regular size Ataulfo mangoes (they weigh approx. 300g each). And I was able to fill 8 small 3 oz ramekins. If you want to add some chopped mango pieces for a pretty topping, you’ll need 4 Ataulfo mangoes in total.
View RecipeI find that the best mango to use to make mango pudding is the Ataulfo mango. It’s sweet and less fibrous than other mangoes so you can get a velvety pudding texture. The total yield of this recipe is approx. 900 ml. I used 3 regular size Ataulfo mangoes (they weigh approx. 300g each). And I was able to fill 8 small 3 oz ramekins. If you want to add some chopped mango pieces for a pretty topping, you’ll need 4 Ataulfo mangoes in total.
View RecipeI find that the best mango to use to make mango pudding is the Ataulfo mango. It’s sweet and less fibrous than other mangoes so you can get a velvety pudding texture. The total yield of this recipe is approx. 900 ml. I used 3 regular size Ataulfo mangoes (they weigh approx. 300g each). And I was able to fill 8 small 3 oz ramekins. If you want to add some chopped mango pieces for a pretty topping, you’ll need 4 Ataulfo mangoes in total.
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