mango sherbet

mango sherbet is another refreshing as well as healthy summer drink which i would like to share with you. it taste somewhat similar to mango flavored drinks available in indian markets. e.g. you must have drank slice or fruity or maaza in india. this mango sherbet will remind you of their taste. its better, if we can make healthy fruit drinks at our home than to purchase them from the market. fruit drinks should ideally be made from fruits which are in season and we should avoid using artificial flavors in making health drinks. in most of the fruit drinks available in market, artificial flavors and preservatives are used. in terms of taste, freshness and health benefits, mango sherbet made using fresh mangoes can easily beat any artificially flavored mango drink. another similar recipe using mangoes is to make mango juice which is usually had plain or served with pooris or phulkas. mango sherbet has less quantity of mangoes in the drink than the mango juice. the consistency is also thin as compared to the thick mango juice. i usually make a jar of this sherbet and keep sipping them in afternoon or in evening when it is quite hot. this sherbet stays good for a day. however, its best to consume them fresh or in a day's time. the sherbet is sweetened with organic powdered jaggery. you can use your choice of sweetener. i have also added some soaked sabza/basil seeds in the sherbet. if you are looking for similar recipes then you can also check mint sherbet, kokum sherbet, mango milkshake and nimbu pani mango sherbet Author: dassana Recipe type: beverages Cuisine: world Serves: 3 glasses 2 medium or large alphonso mangoes – yields approx 1.5 to 2 cups of mango puree 1-2 tsp of sabja seeds organic powdered jaggery or unrefined cane sugar as required 3-4 cups of chilled water or as required ½ or 1 tbsp lemon juice (optional) few ice cubes (optional) soak the sabja/basil seeds in ½ cup of water for half an hour. peel and chop the mangoes. add mangoes and water in a blender also add sugar or jaggery as required. blend everything well. take the whole mixture in a bowl or jar. if you want a thin juice you can add more water. check for sweetnees and add more jaggery or sugar if required. strain the soaked sabza seeds & add them to the sherbet. stir & pour mango sherbet in tall glasses. you can add a few ice cubes while serving. 3.2.1753 via Veg Recipes of India http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/VegRecipesOfIndia/~3/iKAwUYZJXQI/

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