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No Bake Mango Mousse Slice

This is my mum’s recipe that I have grown up with!! My family has this regularly when Mango’s are in season! This is a refreshing and delicious dessert, snack or a ‘bring a plate’ dish in summer! It is a super simple dish and a hit with everyone in the family!!

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Prepare and add mangoes into a large baking pan/roasting tray.

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Add the 2 x jelly packets, gelatine powder and water in bowl.

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Heat 4 minutes/50 degrees/Speed 2.

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Add evaporated milk and eggs.

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Mix 10 seconds/Speed 4.

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Pour over mangoes and set in fridge overnight.

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Cut up in slices and serve chilled.

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No Bake Mango Mousse Slice

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Ingredients

  • 2 mangoes (peeled, seed removed and roughly diced)
  • 1 x packet pineapple jelly
  • 1 x packet orange jelly
  • 10 grams gelatine powder
  • 500 grams water
  • 1 x can evaporated milk (approx. 375 grams)
  • 2 x eggs

Instructions

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METHOD (THERMOMIX):

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Prepare and add mangoes into a large baking pan/roasting tray.

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Add the 2 x jelly packets, gelatine powder and water in bowl. Heat 4 minutes/50 degrees/Speed 2.

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Add evaporated milk and eggs. Mix 10 seconds/Speed 4.

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Pour over mangoes and set in fridge overnight.

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Cut up in slices and serve chilled.

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METHOD (NON THERMOMIX):

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Prepare and add mangoes into a large baking pan/roasting tray.

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Add the 2 x jelly packets, gelatine powder in a large bowl. Mix with 500 grams boiling water until jelly crystals dissolve.

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Add evaporated milk and eggs and mix until mixture well combined.

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Pour over mangoes and set in fridge overnight.

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Cut up in slices and serve chilled.

Notes

*This works with other flavours of jelly - however it looks better with orange/yellow coloured jelly - i.e. lemon, mango, passionfruit, pineapple, orange.

November 16, 2016 By
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Chocolate/ Dessert/ Sweets/ Thermomix

Pot Plant Dessert

I made this for my dad’s birthday ‘cake’ this year. He doesn’t like cake or ice-cream, and he is a keen gardener so this was perfect for him! His birthday is also a few days after the boys, so we celebrated his birthday with theirs this year, and as I was really busy with the boys cakes, this was great as this could be pre-made the day or 2 before!

This Pot Plant Dessert simply consists of:

  1. Milo Mousse
  2. Chocolate Soil
  3. Fresh mint leaves

I made the Chocolate Soil 2 days beforehand, Milo Mousse the night beforehand (and set it in the pot straight away), assembled the Chocolate Soil on top of the Milo Mousse in the morning of the day, and kept it in the fridge until ‘cake cutting’ and serving time.

Serve on a tray with gardening gloves and a spade (I couldn’t find a clean one, so used one of the boys toy mini rakes instead) but in hindsight I should have thought ahead and bought a new clean one – as it would look fantastic with this! I used an Ikea Socker Plant Pot (which is 99 cents) to display this dessert in – looks pot planty, and I felt the metal was ‘cleaner’ than using a terracotta type pot.

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August 31, 2016 By
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Chocolate/ Dessert/ Sweets/ Thermomix

Milo Mousse

My family loves Milo especially my husband, so I thought I would incorporate it into one of his favourite desserts, chocolate mousse! This tastes like the mousse version of Milo icecream (the small ones from the convenience stores) with the bits of blitzed chocolate chips through it! YUM!!

   

Add the chocolate chips and blitz – 5 seconds/Speed 7. Set aside.

 Place butterfly in bowl. Beat for 20 seconds/Speed 4.

Add the blitzed chocolate chips to the mousse mixture and beat a further 10 seconds/Speed 4.

Beat until thickened and has the ‘frangipani’ look

Serve in 6 small glasses. You can either spoon the mousse in, or pipe it in with a piping bag:

Fill piping bag with mousse

Place in the fridge to chill for a few hours. Serve sprinkled with Milo/Choc chips!

This recipe can also be viewed on Recipe Community. If you give this a go, please pop in a review! Thanks!! 🙂

http://www.recipecommunity.com.au/desserts-sweets-recipes/milo-mousse/277847

 

Milo Mousse

Print Recipe

Ingredients

  • 100 grams dark chocolate chips
  • 1 x bottle 600ml thickened cream
  • 6 heaped tablespoons Milo
  • 2 tablespoons cocoa
  • 2 tablespoons sugar

Instructions

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Add chocolate chips to bowl and blitz - 5 seconds/Speed 7. Set aside.

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Place butterfly into bowl. Add thickened cream, Milo, cocoa and sugar. Beat - 20 seconds/Speed 4.

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Add the blitzed chocolate chips and beat - 10 seconds/Speed 4. If it has not thickened, keep beating 5 seconds at a time, until the cream has thickened, and has the 'frangipani' look at the top.

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Place in fridge to chill for a few hours.

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Serve sprinkled with extra Milo/chocolate chips!

Notes

*Be careful not to overbeat or you'll get Milo flavoured butter!!! *Light cream DOES NOT work! *Thickened cream (and pure cream) works best cold and straight out of the fridge. *For some reason, the brand/use-by-date/cow etc always differs and affects the timing of the whipping. Keep an eye on it through the MC hole and if it looks 'frangipani' then it is ready to go, however the total 30 seconds generally seems to be the golden number! *The texture gets more aerated and 'mousse' like the longer you leave it (i.e. overnight)

September 22, 2015 By
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