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Mango Lassi


Today's recipe is a easy breezy mango lassi which is a favorite for most of the kids.Whenever we go to Indian restaurant my kiddo orders the mango lassi and chicken 65 or lollypop chicken.
Though the mango season is in full swing, I couldn't use the fresh one,the mangoes what I got this time is not good(lot of fibers).I used the store bought mango pulp which was left after making mango ice cream last week.Now to the recipe....

Ingredients


IngredientQuantity
Mango pulp11/2cups
Plain yogurt/curd2cups
Milk1/2cup
Sugar1/4cup
Cardamom/ellakai powdera pinch(optional)
Pistachios(finely chopped)2nos.for garnishing
Ice cubesas needed



Method

                                     Put everything except the pistachios in a blender jar and blend it well.Pour it in glass,sprinkle the pistachios and serve it.


 Enjoy..........................

  • If fresh mangoes are used,it needs some more sugar.
  • Saffron can also be added or extra flavor.
  • The yogurt should be freshly made and not sour.
Check out the marathoners participating in BM#16.
Linking this to Mango Mania 99 event happenings at Pradnya's space and Kid's delight event hosted by Smitha.
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