With mango season in full bloom I am getting to see many wonderful mango related posts in the blogosphere. And how long could I have stayed away from making a mango based sweet. My daughter liked this a lot and I am sure I will be making this again for few more times till the mangoes keep arriving.
Ingredients:
Vermicelli- 1 Cup
Mango Pulp- 1/2 Cup( I used fresh Alphonso mango pulp)
Milk- 1 1/4 Cup
Granulated Sugar- 1/4 Cup- 1/3 Cup( depending on sweetness required)
Ghee- 3 tsp divided
Almonds- To Garnish
Procedure:
- Heat a skillet/ kadhai and add 1 tsp of ghee. Add the vermicelli and roast till golden brown. Take out on a plate and keep aside.
- In same kadhai add milk and keep for boiling. Once milk comes to boil add the roasted vermicelli and cook covered till vermicelli cooks completely.
- Add the mango pulp and sugar and cook until sugar dissolves.
- Add the remaining 2 tsp of ghee and cook for some more time.
- Garnish with almonds.
Serve hot.
im definitely going to make this...mango anything n im all smiles :D
ReplyDeleteI too make this recipe.. but without milk.. yours looks very tempting and perfect.. thanks for sharing !!
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Wow! What a unique halwa made with mangoes & vermicelli! Looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteLove d addition of mango to semiya halwa..looks yumm
ReplyDeleteMango flavour has its own attraction mixed with vermecilli and made into an halwaa!!! yummy! Like to try it out before the season goes.
ReplyDeleteA sweet dish and that too with mangoes! Would love to sample that!
ReplyDeleteFeel like grabbing that irresistible halwa and finishing rite now, seriously excellent..
ReplyDeleteWow mango vermicelli halwa ......looks so delicious n new with vermicelli...great idea...sure will try this!!!
ReplyDeleteMango twist to the halwa is wonderful ...looks just fab
ReplyDeleteOh Raji, this is an awesome idea! So creative! I can finish this whole bowl in one go :)
ReplyDeleteOooohhh...this looks mighty tempting!!
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sooooooo mouthwatering halwa !! looks YUM !!
ReplyDeleteWonderful idea to use mango pulp. A sure kid pleaser.
ReplyDeleteNew to me.. but sounds super delicious... I'd love to have some..:)
ReplyDeleteReva
really good one raji- nice combo of semiya & mango; this one looks delish !
ReplyDeletestunning! Looks and sounds DELICIOUS!
ReplyDeleteWow!! That is different but looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteVermicelli in mango flavor looks delicious.
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ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever had a pasta with mango...I'm very intrigued. I'd love to try, sounds delicious =)
ReplyDeleteSuper dish of love for your family.And made with few ingredients,looks inviting.
ReplyDeleteNice way to use it..Thanks for sharing..
ReplyDeletenice click...looks so tempting and delicious
ReplyDeleteGreat idea dear!! Bet it would have tasted awesome!!!
ReplyDeletecant wait till i prepare this!!!
ReplyDeleteHalwa looks awesome..
ReplyDeleteUnique and innovative recipe. Looks absolutely gorgeous, delicious and tempting.
ReplyDeleteI am going to try this absolute delish as soon as possible!
ReplyDeletelooks fabulous....and innovative too....must try this one :)
ReplyDeletewow, looks great and perfect for this weather.
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ReplyDeleteOMG! that looks so good!can eat the whole bowl!
ReplyDeleteso innovative and mouth watering dish!! loved it :)
ReplyDeletewonderful recipe..vermicelli with mango..yum..deserve a try!
ReplyDeleteits a new recipe to me ..... tempting and yummy !!!!!
ReplyDeleteSounds very yummy and great idea to make mango vermicelli!
ReplyDeletesuperb vermicelli halwa! So delicious!
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