Mango Pudding Can be Made without Agar
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1. Cut the mango into 2 slices with the skin.
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2. Draw a cross on the flesh part of the cut mango slices and take out the flesh with a knife.
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3. Divide the pulp into 2 portions.
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4. Add a part of the pulp and milk into the blender to make juice.
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5. Take 25 grams of white jelly and boil it with cold water and stir well.
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6. Pour the mango juice into the milk pot and boil it. After boiling, pour into the melted jelly water, stir evenly and turn off the heat.
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7. Pour the mango jelly into a clean container, and pour the remaining pulp into it.
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8. It can be eaten after cooling, and the flavor will be better after refrigeration.