Looking for a refreshing dessert? This mango mousse is silky smooth, naturally sweet, and perfect for warm days or special occasions.
Course Breakfast, Dessert
Cuisine American
Keyword Mango Mousse, Mousse
Prep Time 15 minutesminutes
Chill 3 hourshours
Total Time 3 hourshours15 minutesminutes
Servings 4
Ingredients
450gram1 lbs Mango Flesh from 2 large mangoes
30gram2 tbsp Honey
30ml2 tbsp Lime Juice about 1 large lime
1tspLime Zest from 1 large lime
250ml1 cup Heavy or Thickened Cream very cold
Instructions
Take your ripe mango flesh, cut into cubes, and blend it with the honey, lime juice, and a touch of zest until the mixture is completely smooth and silky. Pour this puree into a large bowl and set it ready.
In a separate bowl, add the very cold cream and whip it until it holds firm peaks. The cream should be thick and airy, but still smooth.
Now, gently combine the two. Add the whipped cream to the mango mixture in three to four additions, folding carefully each time so the mixture stays light and delicate.
Spoon the mousse into your serving cups and leave it to rest until it sets, about three hours or so.
Just before serving, finish it with a spoonful of mango coulis or a few fresh mango slices on top for a bright, fresh touch.
Notes
This dessert is meant to be soft and creamy, sitting somewhere between a pudding and a mousse. If you prefer it firmer, you may stabilise it by adding gelatine or a little cornstarch as needed.
For the mango, if you are using frozen fruit, be sure it is fully thawed and well drained so no excess liquid remains.
For the cream, it must contain at least 30% fat, otherwise it will not whip properly.