mango phirni recipe | indian mango pudding recipe with rice

Mango phirni recipe with step by step photos – delicious creamy Indian pudding made with sweet mangoes and rice.

Phirni is a popular North Indian sweet pudding made with rice, milk and dry fruits. There are a few variations of phirni and this mango phirni is one such variation. Phirni is a must in most North Indian weddings or festive occasions or special celebrations like Diwali as well as for Karwa Chauth festival.

This mango phirni is easy to make. Just a few preparations you need to do like grinding the rice and preparing mango puree and the rest of the method is easy. I used one alphonso mango to make the puree. You can even use canned mango pulp. You can also check this Thai style mango pudding recipe.

Serve mango phirni as a dessert after any North Indian meal.

If you are looking for more Mango recipes then do check Mango lassi, Mango cake, Mango ice cream, Mango pickle, Aamras and Aam ka panna recipe.

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Mango Phirni

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Mango phirni is a delicious creamy pudding made with sweet mangoes and rice.

Author:Dassana Amit

Prep Time:20 mins

Cook Time:30 mins

Total Time:50 mins

Course:desserts

Cuisine:north indian

Servings (change the number to scale):3 to 4

(1 CUP = 250 ML)

Ingredients

• 45 grams rice or ¼ cup basmati rice
• 315 grams mango or 1 large mango or 1 cup chopped mango or 1 cup mango puree
• 3 cups full fat milk or 750 ml full fat milk
• 4 tablespoon sugar or add as per taste
• 5 green cardamoms, crushed to a powder in a mortar-pestle or ½ teaspoon cardamom powder
• ½ tablespoon sliced or chopped pistachios or blanched almonds for adding in phirni
• ½ tablespoon sliced pistachios or blanched almonds for garnishing
• 1 teaspoon chopped dried rose petals or 5 to 6 dried rose petals or ½ teaspoon rose water

Instructions

preparation

• Rinse 1/4 cup basmati rice for couple of times in water and then spread it in a plate and let the grains dry. You can also spread it on a small kitchen towel.
• After the rice grains are dried, then take the rice grains in a grinder jar.
• Grind till you get a semi fine granular consistency, like that of rava or sooji. Keep aside.
• When the rice is getting dried, you can peel, chop 1 large mango and add the mango cubes in a blender or grinder.
• Blend till smooth. Keep the mango pulp aside.
• Also slice or chop 10 to 12 pistachios and 5 to 6 dried rose petals if using.

making mango phirni

• Take 3 cups full fat milk in a thick bottomed kadai or pan and on a low flame heat it. Do stir at times so that the milk does not scorch from the base.
• When the milk begins to boil, then add the ground rice granules. Stir very well.
• Next add 4 tablespoon sugar. Stir well and cook the mixture on a low flame, stirring at intervals.
• The milk will thicken as the rice gets cooked.
• Keep on stirring in breaks so that lumps are not formed. Also scrape the sides often and add it to the simmering milk.
• By the time the rice granules get cooked, the phirni would thicken considerably. At this stage, you have to stir continuously, so that the phirni does not brown or burn from the base.
• Switch off the flame, when you reach a thick consistency and the rice is cooked.
• Add 1/2 tablespoon sliced or chopped pistachios, 1/2 teaspoon cardamom powder and 1 teaspoon chopped dried rose petals. You can also add rose water instead of rose petals. Saffron also gives a good flavor, so you can also add a pinch of saffron.
• Mix well. Keep the pan down. Cover the pan and let the phirni cool at room temperature.
• Once the phirni has cooled down, it will thicken more. After adding the mango puree, it will again come to a fluid consistency.
• Add the mango puree and mix very well to a uniform consistency. If you feel the mango pudding mixture is too thick, then you can add 2 to 3 tablespoon of warm milk to it.
• Now spoon the mango phirni in bowls.
• Garnish with 1 tablespoon of sliced pistachios or rose petals.
• Cover the bowls and refrigerate mango phirni for 3 to 4 hours. If in a hurry, then keep the bowls covered in the freezer for 30 to 45 minutes. Then remove and refrigerate before you serve.
• Serve mango phirni as a dessert.

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How to make mango phirni recipe

1. Rinse ¼ cup basmati rice for couple of times in water and then spread it in a plate and let the grains dry. You can also spread it on a small kitchen towel.

2. After the rice grains are dried, then take the rice grains in a grinder jar.

3. Grind till you get a semi fine granular consistency, like that of rava or sooji. Keep aside.

4. When the rice is getting dried, you can peel, chop 1 large mango and add the mango cubes in a blender or grinder. You should be able to get 1 cup of chopped mangoes.

5. Blend till smooth. Keep the mango pulp aside. if using store brought pulp, then use 1 cup mango pulp.

6. Take 3 cups full fat milk in a thick bottomed kadai or pan and on a low flame heat it.

7. do stir at intervals so that the milk does not scorch from the base.

8. When the milk begins to boil, then add the ground rice granules.

9. Stir very well.

10. Next add 4 tablespoon sugar.

11. Stir well and cook the mixture on a low flame, stirring at intervals.

12. The milk will thicken as the rice gets cooked.

13. Keep on stirring in breaks so that lumps are not formed. Also scrape the sides often and add it to the simmering milk.

14. By the time the rice granules get cooked, the phirni would thicken considerably. At this stage, you have to stir continuously, so that the phirni does not brown or burn from the base. It took me 20 minutes for the rice to cook.

15. Switch off the flame, when the rice grains have cooked well and you reach a thick consistency as shown in pic below. In case the rice grains have not cooked and the mixture has become thick, then add ⅓ to ½ cup of hot milk to the phirni mixture and continue to cook.

16. Once the rice grains are cooked, then add ½ tablespoon sliced or chopped pistachios, ½ teaspoon cardamom powder and 1 teaspoon chopped dried rose petals. Instead of pistachios, you can add sliced blanched almonds. You can also add rose water instead of rose petals. Saffron also gives a good flavor, so you can also add a pinch of saffron.

17. Mix well. Keep the pan down. Cover it. Let the phirni cool at room temperature.

18. Once the phirni has cooled down, it will thicken more. But after adding the mango puree, it will again come to a fluid consistency.

19. Add the mango puree.

20. Begin to mix.

21. Mix very well to a uniform mixture. If you feel the mango pudding mixture is too thick, then you can add 2 to 3 tablespoon of warm milk to it.

22. Now spoon the mango phirni in bowls. Phirni is traditonally served in small earthen bowls also called as Shikoras. if you have earthen bowls, you can serve mango phirni in it.

23. Garnish mango phirni with 1 tablespoon of sliced pistachios or rose petals.

24. Cover the bowls and refrigerate the mango phirni for 3 to 4 hours. If in a hurry, then keep the bowls covered in the freezer for 30 to 45 minutes. Then remove and refrigerate before you serve. Serve mango phirni as a dessert.