Top 10 Best Mango Dishes: India's Aamras Tops Global List, One More Indian Dish Secures a Spot

Jun 13, 2024, 12:05 IST

WION Desk

Source: TasteAtlas

Jun 13, 2024, 12:05 IST

WION Desk

1. Aamras

Origin: India |  Aamras makes a great summer dessert. It is made out of pureed mangoes, although the natural sweetness of mangoes is sufficient you can add sugar or jaggery if you like.

2. Khao Niao Mamuang

Origin: Thailand |  A sweet rice pudding served along with coconut milk and freshly cut mangoes.

3. Sorbets

Origin: Philippines |  Popular Philipino ice cream is prepared with carabao milk and flavoured with ingredients like mango, coconut, yam etc. It is consumed with cones and buns.

4. Rujak

Origin: Indonesia |  Cut fruits like unripe mangoes, pineapple, papaya, etc. served along with a spicy dressing made of tamarind paste, peanuts and chilli peppers.

5. Mango Chutney

Origin: India |  Mango Chutney, a traditional dish of India found in most households are made with fresh mangoes, ginger, garlic, red chillies, coriander, etc. This can be consumed as a dip or spread based on the meal you are having. A flavourful combination of mangoes and spices helps make your food tastier.

6. Mango Pomelo Sago

Origin: Hong Kong |  This dish is a combination of mangoes, milk, coconut milk, sago and pomelo.

7. Mangguo Buding (Chinese Mango Pudding)

Origin: China |  Chinese mango pudding is prepared with mangoes, gelatin, sugar and milk. Tastes best when served chilled.

8. Rujak Cingur

Origin: Indonesia |  A variation of the traditional Indonesian Rujak salad. It contains vegetables, tropical fruits like mangoes, pineapple etc, animal muzzle and a dressing of peanuts, sugar and shrimp paste.

9. Baobing

Origin: China |  A great summer dessert to refresh you, Baobing is finely shaved ice topped with fresh fruits like mangoes and strawberries.

10. Mamuang Nam Pla Wan

Origin: Thailand |  Consists of unripe mangoes served along with a sauce- nam pla wan. The dip is a combination of sugar, chilli peppers, dried shrimp and shrimp paste. You can easily find this on the streets of Thailand.

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