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Mango Lassi - A rich, popular Indian smoothie with fresh mango, yogurt and honey. A super easy recipe that is better than restaurant's.
Originally published on August 5, 2009. Updated with new photos.
Mango lassi is one of my favorite Indian beverages. Mango Lassi is an easy-to-make rich, popular Indian beverage with fresh mango, yogurt and honey. It’s great for any time of the year and especially delightful during summertime.
I first tasted Mango Lassi at an Indian buffet restaurant, and since then I am hooked. I love its fruity sweet taste, creamy richness from yogurt, and the smoothness of blended mango. Mango lassi is just perfect with fiery and spice-laden Indian food.
Here is my easy mango lassi recipe that is so easy to make. All it takes is 5 minutes in a blender. I use honey instead of sugar but you can use either, or agave nectar.
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This recipe is only 166 calories per serving.
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Mango Lassi
Ingredients
- 2 ripe mangoes, peeled and diced, about 1 lb. (0.4 kg)
- 5 tablespoons honey , or agave nectar, to taste
- 1 cup ice
- 1 cup plain yogurt
Instructions
- Peel the mango skin, discard the seed, and cut the mangoes into small pieces. Combine all the ingredients in an electric mixer or blender and blend well, ensuring the mangoes are completely blended into a smooth consistency.
- Adjust the ingredients to your taste, pour into glasses, and serve immediately.
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Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
Interesting
Can this be done with frozen mango? HOw to modify the ICE then?
Same recipe and same method.
Hi. I have tried fresh Australian and fresh mangos from peru. I have also tried alphonso and kesar mango pulp. The mango neutralises the yoghurt taste and the yoghurt neutralises the mango taste. The best outcome is a faint taste of each. Any advice? Thanks.
That’s how you make mango lassi, mangos and yogurt.
Somehow the restaurant has a technique in preserving the respective flavours eg buttermilk etc