This Mango Bango will absolutely knock your socks off! It has mango cubes and chewy nata de coco chilled in sweetened cream… so simple yet so delicious…
Happy New Year guys! It’s been six days through the new year and it’s just now that I’ve been able to have a some rest and recover with the busy, hectic season.
Before I share with you what happened during the New Year, let us, first talk about this MANGO BANGO dessert. I got it from my Kumareng Rizza who seem to always make it whenever they have a celebration. (Thanks for the recipe, Rizza! Mwah!). It’s so easy to do you can make it with your eyes closed. And it’s a simple recipe and yet soooo delicious.
It starts off with lots of mangoes (2 kilos to be exact) which I diced. The seeds were eaten by the kids, of course. The diced mangoes were combined with Sweetened Nata De Coco (coconut jelly), all purpose cream, and condensed milk. Voila! Dessert na! It was just chilled in the fridge for several hours and it’s ready for serving.
This is perfect for occasions where you have lots to cook ’cause it’s just combine-and-chill type of a dish. No cooking involved at all. But it tastes like something you’ve slaved for in the kitchen for hours.
NEW YEAR’S EVE
Onto our New Year’s Eve celebration. This is our third year in a row that I just found out we were having New Year’s Eve at home. Again I didn’t have time to plan our menu. We didn’t even have our obligatory 2019 photo because it was raining from Christmas to New Year.
To tell you honestly, ever since Christmas, I wasn’t really in the mood to plan anything because I wasn’t sure how Christmas Eve and Christmas Day is gonna be celebrated. Which side are we going and if everyone will cooperate with my plans. So we ended up with last minute preparations.
My New Year’s Eve menu at home was Steak, Cheesy Baked Salmon, Truffle Mushroom Spaghetti, Chinese Steamed Whole Fish, Pumpkin Soup, and some garlic bread.
We weren’t even able to dress up and take lots of photos…
On New Year’s Day, we had a boodle fight-style lunch at Tita Becka’s
And that’s it. That’s how we celebrated the New Year. Not much huh?
Well, I’m still keeping a positive outlook on 2019 and planning on having a great year.
Happy New Year everyone!
OTHER RECIPES YOU MIGHT LOVE…
- 2kg mangoes, peeled and diced
- 4-5 cups of sweetened nata de coco, syrup drained (I used Ellet's brand)
- 2 cups all purpose cream
- ½ cup sweetened condensed milk (more, if you prefer it sweeter)
- Combine everything in a large bowl. Mix well.
- Add more condensed milk if you prefer it sweeter and more cream if you prefer it thinner or a little soupier.
- Chill for 3 hours or overnight before serving.
♥ If you make this recipe, be sure to snap a photo and tag @thepeachkitchen on Instagram (OR hashtag it #thepeachkitchen). I’d love to see what you cook!
Looks really yummy! HNY, Peachy and family! 🙂
Thanks Edelweiza! Happy New Year to you too!
Had something similar to Mango Bango while in Okinawa. Called Mango Mountain but was similar and ohh so good!
Yey! It’s a new dessert for me. Magawa nga to kapag nag fiesta dito samen. 😊 thanks for sharing this. ❤
I did had something similar to this Mango Bango Dessert. I dunno what that was. But it is almost the same. But was tasty, but the one you are talking about is must be full of surprise.Thank You for the dessert and Happy New Year.
How yummy! Dessert indeed! I am all for desserts so for sure, as much as I love mango fruits, I’ll try make this dessert too.
I adore mango, so this sounds like the kind of dessert for me.
I will have to give it a try!
This desert reminds me of a “che” I had in Vietnam. I love those coconut jellies in condensed milk cream. The mango surely brings freshness to this dessert.
I love mangoes and wny dessert or meal made with them, I am definitely loving it.
Now this sounds amazing. I have to admit I do love mango and this sounds like a really different dessert to make using it as an ingredient.
Happy New Year. I am a hard down mango anything fan. I am not sure how this would all taste together but I am willing to try it out!
Mango is one of my favourite fruit. But we will find here only in summers so waiting for summer. This recipe looks amazing and yummy. Thanks for sharing. I already bookmarked this recipe for future
Mango is one of our favorites in our home. I would love to try this. Sounds yummy.
The mango treat looks heavenly! You guys sure do know how to party~!
Mangoes are my favorite! Definitely trying this recipe for my family. Thanks for sharing this
Hubby loves this type of mango. I’d definitely give this dessert recipe a try for him.
This is the first tie I see or hear about this dessert. It sure is simple to make and I like that.