Sago Mixed Fruit MangoSyrup
楊枝甘露 is a very popular dessert in Chinese restaurants. My nephews and kids had this at Teochew City Restaurant last Sunday and they loved it. My nephews specially requested this as dessert for a dinner party in their house tonight.

Ingredients:
120g sago pearls
3 mangoes for puree
2 mangoes diced into cubes
3/4 bowl of grapefruit or Thailand pomelo
500ml skim milk
300ml drinking water
150ml whipping cream
100ml coconut milk(can be replaced by milk)
4 - 5 tbsp sugar + 250ml boiling water
Method:
1. Soak sago pearls for an hour and cook in boiling water till transparent. Discard water and rinse in ice cold water and drain well. Set aside for use later.
2. Dissolve sugar in 250ml boiling water and leave aside to cool.
3. Peel and shred pomelo or grapefruit. Peel and core 2 mangoes and dice into cubes.
4. Peel and core 3 mangoes and blend with milk in a blender to get mango milk puree.
5. Mix all ingredients together well and chill in the refrigerator.**
6. Serve cold.
Notes:
You can use either pomelo or grapefruit. The amount used can vary, you can add more or less according to your preference and the same goes for the mango cubes too!
**Though I said to mix everything together in step (5) but guess it will be better to add the cooked sago pearls in only when ready to serve.
Labels: Hot n Cold


5 Comments:
hmmm... yummy
Hi, chance upon your blog when looking for recipe. Loved this dessert alot. Can i replace all the milk with coconut milk?
Nikki
Hi, Florence
My parents like this dessert a lot. But Dad was picky, he only like it from '滿X' which costs almost $30 each, my pocket burn LOL.
Thanks a lot for sharing this recipe, I have to make it and make sure it turns out well. But I'll play a little trick to Dad, gonna tell him it's from '滿X' and see how it is going.
Cheers
Hi!
Love your blog! so glad i found this recipe so i can make it for my mum this mothers' day. but can i check with you and it will be great if i can have the answer before i embark making this dessert, when u say mix everything else together, its all the rest of the ngredients? so is there no need to whip up the whipping cream?
T elsie,
You're right, no need to whip the cream.
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