For the third day of stuffed dishes, I have a dessert. Ever since I visited Kuremal in Old Delhi, I wanted to make fruit stuffed kulfis. And what a better day than a hot day on May! When I first read about the theme, my first dish of the choice was this kulfi. Sruti loves mangoes and kulfis, so I didn’t have any worry about how to finish it off. She was so happy to enjoy it for nearly a week (the mangoes were huge and she couldn’t eat more than one third of it a day) The technique of stuffing the mangoes with kulfi mix sounded tough and when I made it, it was indeed tough. The toughest part being removing the seed without slicing the mango. It was so slippery and I took nearly 30 minutes to remove seed from two mangoes.
Use a spatula so that you won’t pierce the skin of the mangoes. And be really patient. For the kulfi, I made a simple no cook mixture using condensed milk and fresh cream. I used one 250 ml Amul blue pack and used it for two mangoes and three small kulfis. The small kulfis are used in another yummy dish which I will be posting next week. As for the mangoes, freeze them over night or minimum 5 hours before serving. Use a cloth to handle the frozen mangoes. I didn’t use and I had my palms burning because of the cold for hours. And use nice sweet mangoes. When I made these, it was the beginning of the season, so the mangoes were not too sweet. I was a bit disappointed by that but my daughter didn’t mind. She just loved it. You can also add mango pulp to the kulfi mix so that it would be a double mango delight.
Ingredients:
Mangoes – 3-4
Amul Fresh Cream – 250 ml
Condensed Milk – 1/3 cup
Saffron – a pinch
Broken Cashew Nuts – 3 tbs
Cardamom Powder – 1/4 tsp
Procedure:
In a bowl mix together cream, condensed milk, saffron, cashew nuts and saffron.
Chill until needed.
Slice the top of the mangoes.
Using a spatula gently separate the seed from flesh. Make sure that you don’t pierce the skin.
Remove the seed from the mangoes.
Place the mangoes on cups or tumbles to hold them still.
Fill them with the kulfi mixture.
Close it with the cut off top of the mango and wrap them up in cling film.
Freeze them for 5 hours or over night.
Once they are frozen, remove the cling film, use a peeler to remove the skin.
Slice it up into tiny pieces and serve immediately.
This was the one we got at Kuremal in Delhi
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Fruit Mein Kulfi / Mago Kulfi Recipe
Ingredients
- Mangoes - 3-4
- Amul Fresh Cream - 250 ml
- Condensed Milk - 1/3 cup
- Saffron a pinch
- Broken Cashew Nuts - 3 tbs
- Cardamom Powder - 1/4 tsp
Instructions
- In a bowl mix together cream, condensed milk, saffron, cashew nuts and saffron.
- Chill until needed.
- Slice the top of the mangoes.
- Using a spatula gently separate the seed from flesh. Make sure that you don't pierce the skin.
- Remove the seed from the mangoes.
- Place the mangoes on cups or tumbles to hold them still.
- Fill them with the kulfi mixture.
- Close it with the cut off top of the mango and wrap them up in cling film.
- Freeze them for 5 hours or over night.
- Once they are frozen, remove the cling film, use a peeler to remove the skin.
- Slice it up into tiny pieces and serve immediately.
What a fabulous dessert! I have always wanted to try this one. Your step by step instructions are really good. Even a novice should be able to follow them.
Oh fantastic Gayathri, love how neatly you have done this. I was planning to make it too but kept waiting for the sweet mangoes to arrive. Now the mangoes that we get are so sweet, will be great to make this.
Ah ! How can I ever forget Kuramal Kulfi , we all had these at 9.30 am and it was real fun! The stuffed Kulfis are delicious , Though I wish you had got a sweeter mango . Wow , you could deseed the mango , It sure is tough to deseed the this fruit . I still have to try it , although I have made apple and melon stuffed Kulfis .
How prefectly you have replicate the mango kulfi Gayathri, well done. Now am tempted to give a try to this incredible dessert. Super tempting kulfi there.
That is one neat idea and kulfi must be mouth watering. I bet the time was worth the effort.
Absolutely delicious looking,this has been in my to do since long time.Will give it a try with the mangoes available here..
Wow! What a unique kulfi idea. Sounds like a lot of effort to remove the mango pit. But the results are definitely worth it.
Wow,wow!! What a mouth-watering Kulfi! Just watching the pics makes me drool..
Yum yum.. always ready to dig in this….wanted to make this one for long since but yet not…. this looks super delicious
Oh My God! This just looks like those Orange and Cream ice cream, except the best part is it is Mango. Love the fresh fruit and the cold ice cream inside. A great summer recipe!
Feeling nostalgic looking at this kulfi. What a variety of kulfis we enjoyed that day… can never forget it. and you have nailed it well. Awesome Gayathri!!
WOW WOW WOW – loved the idea of this – I would LOVE this – and thanks for the step by step pics cuz wasn’t exactly sure until I saw them!
You took me back to Delhi Gayathri! And wow! You have made it so well! I will never have the patience to make such a delightful dessert! Hat’s off to your efforts!
How can we forget that awesome trip and those amazing kulfis! You have nailed it Gayathri! Hats off. These look just as I remember them in Delhi! Yum yum