Mango Vanilla Panna cotta | Mango Pudding

Mango Vanilla Panna cotta | Mango Pudding

 

 

Mango Vanilla Panna cotta | Mango Pudding | Recipe to make mango panna cotta | How to make mango pudding with step by step instructions

 

Mango Vanilla Panna cotta | Mango Pudding served in 4 glasses

 

Mango Vanilla Panna cotta | Mango Pudding is famous classic Italian dessert.  This panna cotta is rich, and smooth with a stunning color contrast! It’s the most delicious  dessert recipe.

Super creamy and packed with 2 flavors, this Panna Cotta with Mango and Vanilla is a great make-ahead dessert for parties, Potluck and summer get together. It tastes luxurious and looks so beautiful

Mango Vanilla Panna cotta | Mango Pudding, What is Panna cotta?

Panna cotta dessert is made from warming cream just enough to dissolve sugar and agar agar. It is served chilled, and can be made ahead and refrigerated.

Panna cotta can be made using milk that makes it very light and soft pudding paired with any fruit puree, or a rich, thick pudding using heavy cream.

 

Aerial shot of Mango Vanilla Panna cotta | Mango Pudding

 

Is it difficult to make Mango Vanilla Panna cotta | Mango Pudding at home?

Not at all. If you think it’s complicated, let me tell you, it’s not.

In conclusion, there are very few steps in the making of panna cotta, and the only way you can screw up is if you don’t dissolve the agar agar properly.

Furthermore, If you are looking for more mango recipes, do check out the following on the blog –

Mango semolina/sooji cake

No bake mango cheesecake

Mango china grass pudding

Mango melon smoothie

Mango lava ladoo

Mango chili cold soup

Mango Falooda

Mango Sushi

Mango barfi/mithai

Mango cake

 

 

Mango Vanilla Panna cotta | Mango Pudding

 

Step by step instructions and pictorial presentation to make Mango Vanilla Panna cotta

To make puree :

First peel and chop mangoes then cut them into pieces. After that,  blend this to make puree. Keep it aside.

 

To dissolve agar agar

Take a bowl, add around 4 tbsp hot water and sprinkle 2 tsp agar agar over it. Let it sit for a while and stir it to combine well.

This dissolved agar agar will be divided into equal quantity (1 tsp each) for both layers.

 

To make Mango layer

In a pan combine mango puree and sugar. Switch on the flame and bring it to a gentle boil.

Add 1 tsp dissolved agar agar and stir continuously with a wired whisk. Add lemon juice and switch off the flame. Let it cool down.

Place a big kitchen towel on a tray. Arrange the serving glass in a way so that it gets tilted slightly.

 

Tilted glasses arranged in a tray with towel underneath

 

Or you can set up the glasses in bowls so that it’s tilted slightly.

Pour in prepared mango mixture till it reaches the rim of the glass. Refrigerate it for 4 to 5 hours till it sets completely.

 

To make Vanilla layer

Mix milk and sugar in a pan, keep it on the stove top and bring it to a gentle simmer. To this add cream and lower the flame. Keep stirring it with wired whisk at regular intervals.

Next, add remaining diluted 1tsp agar agar and stir to combine well. Add vanilla essence, switch off the flame. Let it cool.

 

Glasses set with mango layer

 

Now remove the glasses (with set mango layer) and gently pour this milk cream mixture over mango layer.

Mango vanilla panna cotta | Mango Pudding

 

 

Set it in the refrigerator for 4 hours. Remove and serve with mango chunks, fresh berry and mint leaves.

Notes :

1. This pannacotta tastes great when paired with fresh fruits like strawberries, cherries and peaches also

2. Panna cotta is gluten free in its simple form. It’s also easily adaptable with a few easy dairy replacements and can be made vegan also.

 

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Mango Vanilla Panna cotta | Mango Pudding

Mango Vanilla Panna cotta | Mango Pudding is famous classic Italian dessert.  This panna cotta is rich, and smooth with a stunning color contrast! It’s the most delicious  dessert recipe
Prep Time15 minutes
Cook Time15 minutes
Refrigeration time8 hours
Course: Dessert
Cuisine: Italian
Keyword: Italian classic dessert, mango vanilla panna cotta, panna cotta
Servings: 4
Author: Lata Lala

Ingredients

For mango layer

  • 500 ml Mango puree
  • 75 grams Sugar
  • 1 tsp Agar agar
  • 1 tsp lemon juice

For Vanilla layer

  • 300 ml Milk
  • 200 ml fresh cream
  • 75 grams Sugar
  • 1 tbsp Vanilla essence
  • 1 tsp agar agar
  • Pinch of salt

Instructions

To make puree :

  • First peel and chop mangoes then cut them into pieces. Blend this to make puree. Keep it aside.

To dissolve agar agar

  • Take a bowl, add around 4 tbsp hot water and sprinkle 2 tsp agar agar over it. Let it sit for a while and stir it to combine well.
  • This dissolved agar agar will be divided into equal quantity (1 tsp each) for both layers.

To make Mango layer

  • In a pan combine mango puree and sugar. Switch on the flame and bring it to a gentle boil.
  • Add 1 tsp dissolved agar agar and stir continuously with a wired whisk. Add lemon juice and switch off the flame. Let it cool down.
  • Place a big kitchen towel on a tray. Arrange the serving glass in a way so that it gets tilted slightly.
  • Or you can set up the glasses in bowls so that it's tilted slightly.
  • Pour in prepared mango mixture till it reaches the rim of the glass. Refrigerate it for 4 to 5 hours till it sets completely.

To make Vanilla layer

  • Mix milk and sugar in a pan, keep it on the stove top and bring it to a gentle simmer. To this add cream and lower the flame. Keep stirring it with wired whisk at regular intervals.
  • Next, add remaining diluted 1tsp agar agar and stir to combine well. Add salt, vanilla essence, switch off the flame. Let it cool.
  • Now remove the glasses (with set mango layer) and gently pour this milk cream mixture over mango layer.
  • Set it in the refrigerator for 4 hours. Remove and serve with mango chunks, fresh berry and mint leaves.

Notes

1. This pannacotta tastes great when paired with fresh fruits like strawberries, cherries and peaches also
2. Panna cotta is gluten free in its simple form. It's also easily adaptable with a few easy dairy replacements and can be made vegan also.

 

 

 

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28 thoughts on “Mango Vanilla Panna cotta | Mango Pudding

  1. 5 stars
    Mango panna cotta looks and sounds so delicious. I love Panna cotta and I love mangoes so I am sure I will love this dessert. I need to try this before the mango season ends, thanks for sharing.

  2. 5 stars
    Such cute and pretty mango vanilla panna cotta glasses. Love this dessert and always make it during the mango season. Love how you’ve created the slanted layers.

  3. 5 stars
    This Mango vanilla pannacotta is immensly beautiful. I love the way you have shown two types of layering with step by step images to follow. The recipe will be stunning for any gatherings or at a picnic.

  4. 5 stars
    I love mango in anything…This is one of my favourite desserts! Pannacotta tastes great with fresh fruits & strawberry is another favourite combo of mine after mango! I would like to grab one jar of this scrumptious pudding!

  5. 5 stars
    Mango panacotta with flavors of vanilla sounds super inviting. I once tried mango panacotta and totally loved the flavors so I am sure with vanilla it must be just amazing

  6. 5 stars
    Mango pannacotta along with vanilla looks absolutely amazing! How pretty that you have set. I just love this kind of presentation. My boy’s fav is this, I often make pannacotta like this in a glass.

    1. Mango pannacotta looks mouth watering n the way u explain it with step by step with pics are amazing. I just loved it . Very delightful summer desert.

  7. I’m in the U.S. and had never heard of agar agar. When I look it up, it sounds like it’s form of gelatin. Can I substitute the same amounts for unflavored gelatin for the agar agar? Thanks.

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