Floral Mango Sago

Floral Mango Sago

by Strawberry tea

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

30m

Serving

3

The child said that he likes to eat mango sago, so he made this dessert. It just happened to add roses to the inside and there was the fragrance of flowers, making it even more delicious. This drink is better if the weather is hot, and it will taste even better after being refrigerated.

Ingredients

Floral Mango Sago

1. Prepare 50 grams of sago.

Floral Mango Sago recipe

2. Bring the water in the pot to a boil, pour the sago into the pot, stirring constantly to avoid sticking to the pot.

Floral Mango Sago recipe

3. Cook until there is a small white spot inside the sago, then turn off the heat.

Floral Mango Sago recipe

4. Cover the pot and simmer until all is transparent, pour it into the strainer and rinse, drain the water and set aside.

Floral Mango Sago recipe

5. The mango is peeled and diced into two portions, one portion is used for squeezing the juice, and the other portion is placed on the top of the drink at the end.

Floral Mango Sago recipe

6. 200 grams of coconut milk + 400 grams of pure milk + 60 grams of white sugar.

Floral Mango Sago recipe

7. Add appropriate amount of roses to the milk, boil until boiling, then turn off the heat, stirring constantly with a spoon.

Floral Mango Sago recipe

8. Pour one portion of the diced mango into a mixing cup, add an appropriate amount of coconut milk and beat into a mango puree.

Floral Mango Sago recipe

9. Pour the mango puree into the remaining coconut milk and stir well.

Floral Mango Sago recipe

10. Add sago to the bottom of the cup first, then add coconut milk paste, and finally add diced mango and appropriate amount of chopped roses.

Floral Mango Sago recipe

Tips:

The sago water must be boiled before putting the sago inside. Never soak the sago in cold water. When the sago is boiled until there is a small white spot, you can turn off the heat and simmer until it is transparent and take it out. Rinse with water several times to avoid adhesion. The ratio of coconut milk to pure milk is 1:2, and the amount of sugar is 1/10 of the liquid

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