My daughter is a mango fiend. She begs me to buy them every time we go to the grocery store. 2
Mango Lassi is her favorite drink - she starts lobbying for it every Sunday morning, when it’s time to make our breakfast smoothie. Even better, she wants to make it herself; smoothies are a great way to get kids into cooking. If my kids are any indication, if a recipe lets them blitz everything in the blender, they're all for it.
I was dubious about paying for a Vitamix. Now I can’t imagine Sunday breakfast without it. I can focus on scrambled eggs without worrying about “Dad, the blender is stuck” interruptions.
Recipe: Mango Lassi (in the Vitamix)
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Mango Lassi
- Total Time: 5 minutes
- Yield: 6-8 cups 1x
Description
Mango lassi - a refreshing mango smoothie from the blender.
Ingredients
- 16 ounces frozen mango
- 1 (5-ounce) container plain Greek yogurt
- 1 (15 oz) can coconut milk
- ¼ cup honey
Instructions
- Blend it all: Put everything in the blender, start on low, and slowly increase the speed to the highest setting. (On my Vitamix, I slowly twist the knob from Variable 1 to Variable 10.) Blend on high until everything is smooth and frothy, about 2 minutes. Serve.
Notes
- Want to use fresh mango? Peel and seed 4 mangoes, then dice. Add 2 cups of ice to the smoothie, and cut the coconut milk back to 8 ounces (1 cup).
- Don’t have a Vitamix? You can use a regular blender, but you may need to stop the blender and break up the frozen fruit if it all jams into a solid mass. Once a good vortex gets going in the blender, you’ll be fine. Give it a couple of extra minutes to get frothy if needed.
Tools
- Blender (I use a powerful Vitamix)
- Prep Time: 5 minutes
- Category: Appetizers and Drinks
- Method: Blender
- Cuisine: Indian
Notes
- Want to use fresh mango? Peel and seed 4 mangoes, then dice. Add 2 cups of ice to the smoothie, and cut the coconut milk back to 8 ounces (1 cup).
- Don’t have a Vitamix? Of course you can use a regular blender. You may need to stop the blender and break up the frozen fruit if it all jams into a solid mass, but once a good vortex gets going in the blender, you’ll be fine. Give it a couple of extra minutes to get frothy if needed.
What do you think?
Questions? Other ideas? Leave them in the comments section below.
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Estoy Listo says
That is one serious looking drink. I put mangoes in my smoothies, but I'd never thought to use coconut milk. Must be filling.
I've had my Vitamix for about 10 years. Great tool. Reliable and able to handle anything. Just throw it in.
Chris L says
That looks seriously good!
BTW- I just noticed that your recipes don't have any Pinterest connectivity buttons. Would that be difficult to add? I have a "Recipe Bin" on there that I file all this stuff away in.
Mike V says
Working on it - I was trying to get a fancy set of sharing icons to work with the new redesign, but I'm giving up. Try it now...
Mike V says
...by hovering over an image. (It may take a few minutes for the site cache to clear, so try later today?)