MANGOES – 10 delightful eggless dessert recipes before the season disappears!
INSPIRED EGGLESS MANGO DESSERTS that have flavoured this season at home. Bake, no bake I have you covered! They are all egglee/eggfree with no gelatine used.
You can see I have really made the most of the season, explored my creativity and really enjoyed this Indian summer. Here are a few of my favourites that I have shared to my feed on Instagram, with all the recipes shared to my recipe feed on PAB Recipes. Don’t forget to tag me if you try any of these!
Eggless Mango Semolina Coconut Trifle … Complete mango overload with all my favourite flavours in this very satisfying dessert! A semolina/suji and coconut one bowl eggless cake forms the base. The granular texture of semolina with beautiful undertones of coconut reminded me of my childhood in Bangalore where coconut barfi was always a treat. I topped the cake with loads of dassehri aam/mango, then thickened cream, a silky sauce made with langda aam/mango, then more diced mangoes. Finished it off with a piping of stabilized low fat cream. All it needs is a couple of hours to chill so the cake gets moist. Else, if you are impatient like us, it tastes good right away too!
Eggless Mango Mascarpone Cheesecake (No Bake) – Rich, creamy and delicious. A simple, quick no bake recipe that makes the mango shine. The filling is light, mousse like and very indulgent! Topped it with the last few strawberries of the season, mango of course, piped mascarpone, basil flowers, mint. Garnish inspired by @zoebakes Mango Curd Tar.
Eggless Mango Vanilla Bean Cavity Cake… Stretching the mango season as much as I can! I’m really enjoying different versions of the eggless cavity cake, and here’s another one that turned out really well. One of my favourite pairings with mango is vanilla bean and I think the two compliment each other beautifully.
Eggless Mango Rasmalai Trifle… A delightful eggless dessert that brings two favourites together. You guessed it – mangoes and rasmalai! A simple pistachio topped sponge soaked in the most delicious rasmalai or saffron milk, covered with thickened cream and mangoes. The trifle is reminiscent of the quintessential Indian rasmalai dessert and pairs beautifully with mangoes. I baked the sponges in stem glasses. If you want to as well, do make sure the glasses are oven safe.
Eggless Mango Saffron Shrikhand Cavity Cake… yes you heard right! This isn’t just a simple layered cake. This delicious eggless cake has a cavity filled and then topped with the most indulgent and luxurious saffron shrikhand. That just means more deliciousness in every bite!
Eggless Shrikhand Mango Jelly Pastry Tart {no gelatine}. This dessert pastry is a saffron shrikhand paired with a fresh mango jelly nestled in a crisp delicious eggless pastry shell.
Nobake Ombre Mango Pudding Cheesecake. If you’re torn between eating a pudding or a cheesecake, look no further. This turned out just too light and delicious! What began with a mango pudding ended up as quite a delightful ombre cheesecake. The biscuit base had deep, earthy undertones thanks to jaggery and ghee. Perfect pairing with the topping!
Saffron Mawa Pistachio Crumble Indian Bread Pudding… For those who like Shahi Tukda or the quintessential Indian bread pudding. Reduced saffron milk, a mawa/ khoya pistachio crumble, milk bread shallow fried in ghee, then finally unsweetened cream. Bliss! It’s quick, it screams comfort, it’s over the top indulgent and most delicious!
Eggless Mango Phalsa Tres Leches Cake… Moist, flavourful and soooo good! After all, what’s not to love about a milk soaked sponge topped with the best seasonal mangoes and an odd tart berry that tastes delightful! If you love dairy as much as we do, then you are going to love my tropical take on the Mexican Tres Leches Cake. A simple, one bowl sponge makes the base for this cake, a recipe I’ve developed over time and use often.
Eggless Mango Shrikhand Misu… Not a tongue twister but just a delicious mango and shrikhand trifle inspired by tiramisu! A flavourful eggless saffron pistachio sponge layered with shrikhand, mangoes and pistachios, moistened with a delicious saffron syrup. The sponge is a simple, one bowl recipe as always. Make it you must! The recipe uses easily available ingredients and is almost guilt free
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