mango mousse recipe, how to make mango mousse

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mango mousse recipe with step by step photos. here is a quick and easy mango mousse that you can whip up if you want that special dessert or if you have unexpected guests coming for dinner.

mango mousse recipe

this mousse recipe is eggless and a vegetarian one. i have not used any gelatine or even agar agar for setting the mousse. the mango mousse is light, creamy and heavenly with the gorgeous aroma and color of the mangoes.

also the mango mousse can be topped with your favorite dry fruits or some chocolate also. few more mousse recipes on blog are:

  1. banana mousse
  2. strawberry mousse
  3. pomegranate mousse
  4. chocolate mousse

i have used amul low fat cream for this dessert and it works very well when you make desserts like mousse or for cream icings on cake.

a gorgeous and beautiful dessert of mango mousse for the summers.

mango mousse recipe

few more similar recipes you may like are:

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mango mousse

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this mango mousse recipe is eggless and a vegetarian one as no gelatine or even agar agar is used for setting the mousse.
mango mousse recipe, eggless mango mousse recipe
Author:Dassana Amit
Prep Time:15 mins
Cook Time:9 mins
Total Time:10 mins
Course:desserts
Cuisine:world
Servings (change the number to scale):2
(1 CUP = 250 ML)

INGREDIENTS

  • 2 medium size mangoes, chopped
  • 1 tablespoon sugar or honey - add as required
  • ½ cup 25% to 35% low fat cream or whipping cream
  • a few chopped dry fruits for garnishing or any fruit preserve or grated chocolate (optional)

INSTRUCTIONS

  • in a blender, add the chopped mangoes. at this step, you can also add sugar or honey. 
  • blend till smooth.
  • take cream in a bowl. you can use a electric beater or whip manually with a wired whisk. i have used an electric beater.
  • beat till cream is soft and fluffy. ensure you don't over whip or over beat the cream.
  • add the mango puree to the beaten cream.
  •  mix well.
  • serve mango mousse in glasses. cover and chill the mousse in the refrigerator for some 20-30 minutes or more.
  • garnish the mango mousse with chocolate shavings or chopped dry fruits or any fruit preserve and enjoy the delicious mango mousse.

NOTES

  • the mango mousse recipe can be easily doubled or tripled.
  • instead of mangoes, the mousse can also be made with bananas or strawberries.
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how to make mango mousse recipe

1. in a blender, add 2 medium sized chopped mangoes. at this step, you can also add 1 tablespoon sugar or honey. since these mangoes were very sweet, i have not added any sugar or honey. depending on the sweetness of the mangoes, you can add less or more of the sugar or honey.

mango mousse recipe

2. blend till smooth.

mango mousse recipe

3. take ½ cup low fat cream or whipping cream in a bowl. you can use an electric beater or whip manually with a wired whisk. i have used an electric beater.

mango mousse recipe

4. beat till the cream is soft and fluffy. ensure you don’t over whip or over beat the cream.

mango mousse recipe

5. add the mango puree to the beaten cream.

mango mousse recipe

6. mix well.

mango mousse recipe

7. serve mango mousse in glasses. cover and chill the mousse in the refrigerator for some 20-30 minutes or more.

mango mousse recipe

8. garnish the mango mousse with chocolate shavings or chopped dry fruits or any fruit preserve and enjoy the delicious mango mousse.

mango mousse recipe

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namaste and welcome to vegrecipesofindia.com which i started in feb 2009 and is a pure vegetarian blog. i have been passionate about cooking from childhood and began to cook from the age of 10. later having enrolled in a home science degree greatly enhanced my cooking & baking skills and took it to a different level which i now share as foolproof recipes. i was formally trained both in mainstream indian as well as international cuisines.

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75 comments/reviews

  1. Hi , Dassana
    Me & my family love ur recipes….they come out awesome….
    Want to know for mango mousse…
    Does sugar need for this recipe?
    How much sugar?
    At which step?

    • thanks niyati. i have not added sugar in the mango mousse as the mangoes were very sweet. you can add 1 to 2 tablespoons of honey or sugar. i will update in the recipe card too. add sugar or honey when blending or pureeing the mangoes.

  3. Hi Dassana,
    Thank you so much for the recipe. This is the first time I am trying mango mousse…kids really liked it.

  4. HI Dassana, we don’t have mango season here in Australia now but I do wish to try your mango mousse recipe. Can I use tinned mango pulp instead of fresh purée n if I can would the amount of pulp required be still the same or do I have to adjust it. Will all other measurements be the same – cream n sugar. We get some Indian brands mango pulp in Asian groceries, which one do you suggest I use and what variety of pulp should that be as in Alphonso or any other type of mango?

    • Salwa, yes you can use readymade mango pulp. i don’t know the brand. alphonoso mango pulp will be the best. you can use approx 1.5 to 2 cups of mango pulp.

  5. Hi!

    Love your website. A beginner cook here, some questions I have-
    1. Can I add vodka 2 tablespoons to this mango mousse?
    2. In one of the comments you have answered you can use lemon juice instead of alcohol, why is this so?
    3. 2 medium size mangoes- means how many cups mangoes chopped?
    4. Also in your other chocolate banana mouse recipe, which brand of chocolate are you using?5 stars

    • Thanks Prats. Yes you can add Vodka. Lemon juice for giving slight tang to the mousse. because some people like it that way. I use couverture chocolate and the brand is callebaut. it comes around approx 1 cup.

  6. Awesome recipe. I had to make d dessert in ten minutes and I am so glad I found this recipe!! Thank you Dassana 🙂5 stars

  7. thanks for this recipe..its always a hit at parties.
    Only issue I have is that I use pulp tin and I cannot make more than 4-5 cups with one one tin5 stars

  8. Hey ur recipes are too good. They turn out awesome every time. Loved the eggless chocolate mousse. For mango mousse can i substitute cream with gelatin for setting? I mean do i need to add cream if i am adding unflavored gelatin. What would be the quantity of gelatin?5 stars

    • ruchi, i won’t suggest. as pineapple might react with milk. you can use bananas, strawberries.

  11. I always want u to send me sum of your recipe so that I can learn more frm u guys.because I love to cook

  12. Hi Dasaana,
    I wanted to know how much should I whip the cream in the blender. I am going to try this with mango purée just the way you mentioned your strawberry mousse. I just want to understand how much should I whip that cream.

    Thanks

  15. Hi Dassana love your blog especially the step by step pictorial instructions of the recipes. ..its a great help while making the recipes. Mango mousse looks delicious. Wanted to ask whether this mousse can be used to make a mango mousse cake or should i add agar agar? If yes then how much…and will amul cream do the job…it just doesn’t whip up especially in this hot North Indian summer…4 stars

    • thanks himani. agar agar will surely help to set the mousse. i would suggest using agar agar. if you are making individual cup cakes than you can skip agar agar. amul cream works. i use amul cream for the icings i make. use a good blender or stand mixer to whip the cream. you have to adding icing sugar while whipping the cream. only add icing sugar. don’t add any other sugar, even powdered sugar does not work. when adding any other sugar amul cream does not blend till stiff peaks. remember to use chilled cream.

  17. Hi Dassana you have a lovely blog with great recipes. Really appreciate all the pictorial instructions it helps a lot. Have tried your veg balls in hot garlic sauce it turned out awesome. Thanks. The recipe for mousse looks great and I want to try it. I wanted to ask can this mousse be used for making a mango mousse cake. Will it hold its shape or do I need to add agar agar for it to set? If yes then what amount would you recommend?and will amul fresh cream work?

  20. Thanks for this recipe – it’s delicious.

    I made it a second time and substituted low-fat fromage frais for the cream – it worked just as well.5 stars

  21. Hi dassana
    The mousse looks yummy I m on a eggless soufflé making spree will surely try this one .
    Just one question is the cream used is amul fresh cream available in local grocery stores???and also do I need to whip it and how ??? Sorry for so many queries :)))))
    Dimple

    • yes its the amul cream available in grocery stores. amul cream does not whip well as the fat content is low. even if you blend the cream in a mixer/blender or hand a blender than that works too. we don’t want soft peaks in the cream in this recipe. just a thorough whipping.

  22. I am totally in love with this mousse its so good to just look got to have it .I must go to shop and get some mangoes off to chopping.Lovely recipe dassana.

  23. i have a tin of mango puree is this ok to use?? also on a trip to maderia i bought passion fruit liquor so was thinking of adding this too!!

  25. Sorry if I am asking you the same Q, would the mousse set firm and thick without agar agar or gelatin? Just curious… I have plenty of whipping cream in the fridge and mangoes too, had this Q on mind before I could go ahead making it.

    • it is alright shri. the mousse is not very firm and well set the way gelatin or agar agar added mousses are. but the cream gives it a good body and firmness. you can see from the pics, the mousse is not flowing. it is set but not so set or thick that if you turn the glass it will not fall 🙂

      but they are an excellent way to combine the goodness of mangoes with cream and a really good dessert. go ahead and make this delicious mango mousse 🙂 sweetness can be adjusted as per your preference.

  26. Hi Ma’m…….. its really amazing n easy as well recipe ….thanks a lot…. but i need 1 more suggestion that instead of wine what else i can add…… i can’t use lemon juice as my mom has some problem… so plz guide … thanks again… 🙂

    • you can skip the wine altogether mehak. no need to add the lemon juice too. just make the mousse with mango puree, cream, honey or sugar. it will still taste delicious.

      for additional flavors besides the mango flavor, you can add some vanilla extract, about 1/2 tsp for this recipe. for a more indianised taste, you can add some cardamom powder and saffron, about 1/2 tsp of cardamom powder and a 4-5 strands of saffron.

  28. I cannot wait to make this recipe! Mango mousse sounds like heaven! Especially since it does not have any eggs or gelatine!

  29. this looks like a must try! how long it takes to set in the freezer. Is there any other substitute for honey!!!

    • 30 minutes in the fridge is fine. it is not supposed to be kept in the freezer compartment. you can easily add sugar instead of honey.

  30. hey… i like the thick texture and the lovely color here… i like the addition of liquer… nevr made anything ever before using liquer… must try this one…i simply love the gorgeous pics and the way u hve captured the wonderful mango color…superb post! happy cooking 🙂

    • thanks beena 🙂

      liquer does wonders to the mousse. i have added white sparkling wine and it was awesome with the combo of mango, cream & honey. you should try this recipe.

  31. hi Dassana i made this yummy mousse today and believe me it was not allowed to go in the fridge..as soon as i made it vanished away..i had to add more honey in it as mine was not as sweet as i wanted it to be..

    • the sweetness of the mousse depends on the sweetness of mangoes. the honey can easily be adjusted. you should have allowed to set it for some time to get a firm texture. but mangoes and cream is such an irresistible combination that no wonder you were not able to refrigerate the mousse 🙂

  32. Hi dassana,

    Nice Mousse. Instead of heavy cream and honey, can i make it with milk only. My son doesn’t like both. Hope to hear from you soon. 🙂
    Regards
    Shikha

    • hi shikha, you can add milk, but the texture would be a little flowing and fluid and not firm. it will be somewhat like a thick aamras. add sugar or jaggery if you are not adding honey. also i am assuming that since you are making this for your son you are not going to add any liquer. in this case you can just add 1 tsp of lemon juice to the mousse.

  33. Hi this recipe looks yummy!!! I have a question…when you say thick cream is that heavy whipping cream? Or is it something else? Sorry but I’m not sure what you mean and I really want to make this for my family we all love mangoes!!!! Thank you so much and hope to hear from you soon!

    Johana

    • thanks johana. by thick cream i mean heavy cream. in india we call it thick cream. i used cream which has 24% fat content. you can use a heavy cream which has more than 24% fat content also.

  34. Nice adult mousse 🙂 And no gelatine or agar. Looks great. I am amazed at the posts here. Didn’t I come by this morning and find a new post… and now one again!