Unable to set up a Hot Pot? Me too! So I made my soup in a Pan then doled it out! We loved the soup and well I am asked to repeat the recipe! Not a very easy thing in my place! Try it!

Unable to set up a Hot Pot? Me too! So I made my soup in a Pan then doled it out! We loved the soup and well I am asked to repeat the recipe! Not a very easy thing in my place! Try it!
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Mango Fool
But modern man does chase newer and easier and fattening (:D) ways of making food. Now we use whipped cream.
Today is Monday and FoodieMondayBlogHop so we are doing this week at #191 Dahi Delights. This delicious theme was suggested by Priya Iyer. Priya’s pictures are something that you just drool over they are healthy and delicious.
Till the last week, I assumed that dahi and yogurt are the same. In fact, I think most of us thought the same but there is a difference. I prefer this article on Huffington Post that explains the difference.
Curds generally refers to milk solids left behind after adding acidic substances like a lemon. The best example for this in Indian cuisine is Paneer/cottage cheese.
The other curd that we Indians refer to is made by adding a bacterial culture to boiled and cooled milk.
Low Fat Mango Fool
Here is what Chef Kunal Kapur says on Huffington Post about the difference between Curds and Yogurt.
Curd/dahi
Dahi is made by boiling and cooling the milk to 30-40°C and adding a spoonful of curd. Now curd has lactic acid bacteria or lactobacillus. This bacteria multiplies itself in the ambient temperature of 30-40°C and in few hours ferments the milk to form a curd. The curd is a rich source of calcium and protein and is suitable for lactose intolerant people (though it depends on the degree of tolerance).
Yogurt
Yogurt is prepared using similar techniques to curd but the fermentation of the milk is done by adding two specific strains of bacteria called lactobacillus bulgaris and streptococcus thermophilus. Other strains of lactic acid bacteria may also be added. The addition of these bacteria makes the product standardised and homogenous. This ensures both quality and right quantity of bacteria in the yogurt. Also, more of the good bacteria reach the intestines alive.
He has also talked about probiotic yogurt you can check out his article here.
This summer like every year our single tree has given us mango fruits. The amount of fruits we have had is mind-boggling. Here is one plucking, morning work before it got too hot and we got hungry to pluck more.
Naturally we are over the moon with these fruits; unfortunately, we can eat only a few.
I wanted to make something with these season fruits that are the king of fruits.
Mango Fool in Hung Yogurt
The Goans will not agree with me if I say Alphonso is the best Mango they prefer the Mankurad Variety but then that is a debate that is best enjoyed over a plate of the fruit.
The best way to eat ripe mangoes is with chapatti is called Aam Raas. But you can try Mango shake, Mango Lemonade, Mango Jam. Then people swear by Amrkhand, Amba Barfi you can also try the Sasav.
There are many ways to eat the raw or green mangoes too check them out Mango Chutney, Mango Pickle.
Mango Fool
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The Girl Next Door says
I absolutely love your version of Mango Fool with curd. Just perfect for the hot months of summer. Delicious and heavenly!
ArchanaPotdar says
Thanks.
Sujata Roy says
This looks drool worthy Archana. Love to have it chilled. Yummy and refreshing. Perfect for this summer.
ArchanaPotdar says
Thanks, Sujata.
Poonam Bachhav says
To make a yummilicious dessert with hand picked mangoes from home garden is just awesome di ! I would not mind skipping my lunch for a glass of this delectable mango fool with hung curd .
Swati says
How nicely you have used hung curd in this classic Fruit fool recipe. Th color looks so vibrant!! craving some mangoes now!!
ArchanaPotdar says
Thanks, Swati. Come over and we can share mangoes.
Poonam Bachhav says
To make a yummilicious dessert with hand picked mangoes from home garden is just awesome di ! I would not mind skipping my lunch for a glass of this delectable mango fool with hung curd .
ArchanaPotdar says
:D. Me too Poonam.
Kalyani says
From pics of you plucking the fruit from the tree to this fool, you are tempting me way too much Arch ! the mango crazy little one would LOVE this simple, decadent dessert ! great use of hung curd here !
ArchanaPotdar says
😀 what is the use of mango season if we do not tempt each other Kalyani. Come over and we can make it for your little one.
Geetha Priyanka says
Absolutely love the low-fat version of the classic mango dessert. How well you’ve explained the difference between yogurt and curd. Thanks for sharing this awesome recipe.
ArchanaPotdar says
Thanks, Geetha.
Jagruti Dhanecha says
Usually, fool dishes are made with cream folding it into the fruit puree, but loving this healthier version of yours.
ArchanaPotdar says
Thank you, Jagruti.
Preethi Prasad says
Your version of Mango fool with hung curds looks so delicious. Healthy option to satisfy our sweet cravings. Fab share Archana.
ArchanaPotdar says
Thanks, dear.
Rafeeda - The Big Sweet Tooth says
This is a very interesting idea! I would love to try this as dessert for Ramadan… 🙂
ArchanaPotdar says
I am sure you will give it an interesting twist Rafeeda. Do tag me.
Shobha Keshwani says
Wow.. this is a must try in summer.. mango being my favourite fruit..Looks Divine…
ArchanaPotdar says
Thanks, Shobha.
sasmita says
Such a yummilicious dessert with mangoes that too from home garden ! So delectable mango fool with hung curd .
ArchanaPotdar says
Thanks
Renu says
You are right, we all assume they are same but different. Love this easy peasy recipe and best during this time.
ArchanaPotdar says
Thanks, Renu.
Mayuri Patel says
I learnt how to make Mango Fool from my bhabhi using custard. Like your recipe of using thick yogurt. One of the easiest and yummiest desserts to prepare.
ArchanaPotdar says
Thanks, Mayuri.