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Cool off with this classic Indian Mango Lassi. The creamy texture and tropical flavors make it a perfect treat any time of day.

Mango Lassi - Traditional

Cool off with this classic Indian Mango Lassi. The creamy texture and tropical flavors make it a perfect treat any time of day.

Total: 5 minDifficulty: EasyYield: 8 servings
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Key move

Use very ripe sweet mangoes and full-fat yogurt, then blend only until smooth enough to pour; a good mango lassi should stay thick and tangy, not icy, thin, or milkshake-sweet.

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The Setup

  • Blender
  • Glasses

The Mise en Place

5 of 6

Your prep station before cooking begins

The Spice Blend (0/1)

½ tspcardamom(Ground)

The Pantry (0/1)

2 tbspsugar(Or to taste)

The Finish (0/2)

½ cupsmilk(Optional, for desired consistency)
1 cupice cubes(Optional)

Other (0/2)

4 cupsripe mangoes(Peeled and chopped)

Lassi is too thick.

Add more milk to thin it out.

Lassi is not sweet enough.

Add more sugar or honey to taste.

Chef's Notes

Tip

Use ripe, sweet mangoes for the best flavor. Frozen mango chunks work well and make the lassi colder.

Serving

Garnish with a pinch of cardamom powder or a few chopped pistachios for a beautiful finish.

Make Ahead

You can blend the mango and yogurt a day ahead. Add the spices and blend again just before serving for freshest flavor.

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