Poplar Branch Nectar
1.
Prepare the ingredients first: 70g sago, 150ml fresh milk, 400g large mango (I used a large mango, and a few small mangoes), 1/2 grapefruit, 20g sugar, 80ml coconut milk
2.
(You can do step 5 before boiling the sago, put the mango sauce in the refrigerator first, so that the flavor is better) Boil a pot of water, pour 70g of the sago into the boiling water, and boil
3.
Seeing that the sago water is boiled for 1 to 2 minutes, pour in cold water and boil again, repeat the action 2 times (like the method of cooking dumplings), the sago has been cooked until almost only the center is slightly white.
4.
Cover the pot and let the sago become completely transparent for about 5 to 10 minutes. Strain the sago and wash it with cold water in the filtered sago, so that the sago is more grained and drained. Spare, wait for sago to cool
5.
Cut the mango, save a little fresh pulp and cut into pieces, put the rest of the pulp into the blender, add fresh milk, coconut milk, sugar, cover and stir to make mango jam for later use
6.
Peel the grapefruit gently, take the grapefruit flesh, do not use too much force, we just need to gently peel off the silk, just cut the mango flesh into small grains
7.
Pour the sago into the container
8.
Pour the mango sauce into the container
9.
Add the prepared fruit pieces to complete the delicious poplar twig nectar---a delicious summer dessert with great flavor
Tips:
You can do step 5 before cooking the sago. Put the mango sauce in the freezer first, so that the flavor will be better after refrigeration. You can also add bird’s nest or your favorite fruit to it, which is also very good.