I have been having this post in the draft from 2016 and it is high time I shared the recipe with you all. I love posting recipes or should say my experiments in the kitchen, It gives me more of a satisfaction and happiness. So here I am with a recipe I had experimented in my kitchen 2 years back but still, it is very close to my heart recipe. Summer means mangoes for every Indian out there. The only thing I love about summer is its seasonal fruits from muskmelon to mangoes. Mangoes are one of my fav and in my childhood, I and bro used to fight for the seed part as it had most of the flesh in it. In one such summer season, we found ripe, sweet, luscious mangoes and I planned to have some as is and some for experimenting a mango flavored peda. Yes, I am big time peda fan, and turning to be a peda scientist now (my hubby says so) . After an amazing response to my blueberry peda , as promised am up with another fruit flavored peda.
The recipe was not meditated and it just happened, the outcome was soft and yummy pedas. I made these pedas for the popular Tamil magazine “Aval Kitchen” under North Indian sweets category for their November 2016 edition. Moving on to the recipe.
- Mango Puree- 1 cup
- Milk powder- 1 cup
- Heavy cream - 1 cup
- Condensed Milk - ½ cup
- Milk - ¼ cup
- Butter- 4 tbsp
- Saffron strands - few
- Heat a saucepan, melt the butter in it.
- Add mango puree and bring to a boil.
- Now add heavy cream and milk.
- Add milk powder and stir them constantly without any lumps.
- After the milk powder is mixed well, add condensed milk
- Add the saffron and cook the mixture in low flame till it leaves the sides of pan and forms a mass.
- Turn off the heat, and transfer the mixture to a greased plate.
- Let the peda dough come to room temperature and cool completely.
- You can divide them to equal portions and shape them as you like.
- I shaped them the traditional way into disc shapes.
- You can use a toothpick or an embossed bottom of the glass to decorate the peda. I used the traditional press.
- Garnish them with saffron on top.
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Rafeeda - The Big Sweet Tooth says
Finally these pedas make an appearance! What a beautiful color, I am sure they tasted amazing too… anything with mango is a winner…
manjulabharathkumar@gmail.com says
Yes rafee 🙂 Thank you so much ..
Sharmila Kingsly says
Beautiful clicks.. totally a visual delight i had.. With the Mango season coming soon.. Will try this out!!
Srivalli says
The pictures are fantastic Manjula, so glad these came to light finally..:)
Renu says
Mango peda looks so nice and it looks quick to make too.. Your pictures are just so beautiful.
harini says
These pedas look awesome. I am sure they are just as sinful. I am intrigued by the blueberry pedas. Shall have to check that as well. 🙂
Usha says
Wow, mango peda look great and love the impression/design on the peda. Amazing pictures and styling
Pavani says
Such beautifully made peda and such beautifully captured pictures. Love how pretty and tempting those peda look. You definitely are Peda scientist Manjula 🙂
Gayathri Kumar says
Love that design on the pedas. They look amazing Manjula..
sapana says
Omg the mango peda is so tempting and the pictures are making it more gorgeous. Feel like grabbing from plate.
Priya Suresh says
Omg, those mango pedas looks super beautiful and how prefectly you shaped them. My god wish i get those pedas rite in my hands to munch them without any fuss. And those clicks are fabulous Manju.
Sangeetha Priya says
So inviting pedas Manju will give a try ?
Vaishali says
I am scrolling up and down and wishing technology would help me to pick one of those pedas . They look melt in the mouth kinds , beautifully dressed too .
Jyoti Babel says
All the shots are looking gorgeous and I am sure they must have tasted as good as they look. I too have made peda using milk maid and condensed milk. but haven’t tried fruit flavoured ones.Bookmarking this. Have you posted the blueberry peda u mentioned. will check out
Rujuta says
hi
Mango Peda is such a lovely idea especially in summers with advent of mangoes
the pedas look amazing and professional
Chef Mireille says
OMG – this is one I DEFINIELTY am going to try