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Are you ready to indulge in the irresistible flavors of rich and creamy Shrikhand infused with the luscious flavors of mango? Mango Shrikhand is a quick and easy decadent dessert that is just perfect for any occasion.

What is a Mango Shrikhand?
Mango Shrikhand is a rich and creamy Maharashtrian delicacy made with strained yogurt, mango pulp, and sugar.
This delightful and light Indian dessert will transport your taste buds to a tropical paradise. It is so refreshing and low on sweetness that you can have a bowl full without any guilt.
Mango Shrikhand is also referred to as Amrakhand in India. "Aam" means mango in Indian language and the fusion of "Aam" plus "Shrikhand" is called "Amrakhand".
This is such a fantastic take on the very traditional Shrikhand. One fusion of flavors that you shouldn't miss.

The combination of the vibrant colors of mango and the smooth, creamy texture of strained yogurt creates a visually stunning and very tempting dessert that is a perfect blend of sweet and tangy flavors.
Mango is my son's favorite fruit, as well as everyone's at my place. This king of fruits is delicious, nutritious, and absolutely irresistible. Especially the Alphonso mango which is very famous in the Maharashtra area of India.

Since this fruit is seasonal and available only during the summer, I usually store the pulp of mango for those off-season days. I like using this pulp to create various recipes, especially desserts, and some very popular Indian sweets.
For this recipe, I use either fresh mango pulp or the store-bought one too. Though I prefer using Alphonso Mango Pulp, on some occasions I have also used Kesar mango pulp.

Why should you make Mango Shrikhand?
- It is ready in 5 minutes
- No-cook recipe
- Need just 3 ingredients
- Flavorful bliss
- Very healthy
- Can be made ahead of time
Ingredients for Mango Shrikhand

Mango Pulp: For the best results, I would recommend using freshly made Alphonso mango pulp. But since it is not possible to always have a fresh one available, you can use the tinned or pre-packaged one of either Alphonso or Kesar mango.
Hung Curd: You will need a nice, thick hung curd for this recipe. For best results, it's best if you strain the yogurt overnight. This will drain all the liquid and make the curd or yogurt thick and creamy.
Sugar: Powdered sugar or fine granulated sugar works best for mango Shrikhand as it dissolves immediately.
Cardamom powder: This is an optional ingredient, but you can add it for aromatic influence, increasing the depth of flavors.
Saffron: This is also an optional ingredient that adds fragrance, flavor, and color to the Shrikhand.
Step-by-step instructions for Mango Shrikhand
Firstly, the night before, scoop the yogurt or curd onto a muslin or cheesecloth. Hang it up to drain the liquid from the curd to make it thick and smooth.
Make the pulp from fresh mango and strain it using a sieve to get a smooth and silky pulp without any threads from the pulp.
Warm up a couple of tablespoons of milk and soak the saffron in it. Let it rest for 15 to 20 minutes.


Transfer the Hung curd to a big bowl, and add mango pulp, sugar, saffron milk, and cardamom powder to it.






Using a whisk or spatula, mix everything together to form a nice, thick, smooth mixture.

Place the Mango Shrikhand in the refrigerator and let it chill for at least an hour. However, you can savor it immediately after it is ready.
Serve the chilled Mango Shrikhand with a garnish of some slivered nuts as a dessert or as it is traditionally served in Maharashtrian households with hot piping puri.

Check out these other dessert recipes:
Maharashtrian Style Rava Ladoo

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Can you use Greek yogurt to make Mango Shrikhand?
Yes, you can always use Greek yogurt to make mango shrikhand, especially if you are pressed for time.
The mango shrikhand made with Greek yogurt would be absolutely delicious and slightly runny in texture. But the flavors are just perfect.
So, if you have sudden guests and want to whip up a quick dessert, then use Greek yogurt and have a dessert ready in a jiffy.
Usually, when I have a sudden craving for sweets and want to keep them healthy, I make mango shrikhand using Greek yogurt and tinned mango pulp, and my dessert is ready in just a few minutes.

Can you use readily available, store-bought mango pulp?
Yes, you can use store-bought mango pulp to make this dessert. However, in that case, remember to strain yogurt properly so it has less moisture. Otherwise, the Mango Shrikhand will become runny, as the store-bought pulp is sometimes more runny.
Why should you use Alphonso mango pulp for the Shrikhand?
Mango is called the king of fruits, and the richest of the mango breed is Alphonso. Alphonso mango has some beautiful flavors that bring out the best in any dessert. But if you do not have Alphonso mango pulp, you can use Kesar or any other rich mango pulp for the Amrakhand or Mango Shrikhand.

How do you store the mango shrikhand?
Store the Mango Shrikhand in a covered vessel or container in the refrigerator. It will stay good for up to a week. Also, chilled shrikhand tastes the best.
Can you use jaggery instead of sugar in mango shrikhand?
Nowadays, many people are trying to avoid sugar or refined sugar. They are looking for healthier alternatives.
Jaggery is definitely a healthier alternative and also a delicious one. You can replace the sugar in this recipe with jaggery if you prefer.
It will change some flavors, but it will still be delicious and absolutely healthy. While adding jaggery, add a little at a time and keep checking for flavors to get the best results.
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Quick and Delicious Mango Shrikhand
Equipment
- Bowl
- Spatula or whisk
- Measuring cups and spoons
Ingredients
- 1 ½ cups Mango pulp Strained
- 3 cups Hung curd or strained yogurt
- ½ cup Fine or granulated sugar
- ¼ teaspoon Cardamom powder Optional ingredient
- 10 to 12 strands Saffron soaked in 2 tablespoon warm milk Optional ingredient
Instructions
- Take a colander and line it with muslin cloth. add yogurt or dahi to it and then hang it on a hook to drain the liquid. Hang it overnight or for 3 to 4 hours. The longer you hang the thicker and creamier mango shrikhand will be.
- Warm up 2 tablespoon milk in a small bowl and add 10 to 12 saffron strands to it. Soak it for 5 to 10 minutes to infuse best colors.
- Take a big bowl and add 3 cups of hung curd to it.
- Also add rest of the ingredients like 1 ½ cup of mango pulp, ½ cup of granulated sugar, ¼ teaspoon of cardamom powder, saffron infused milk to it.
- Mix all the ingredients together till everything is well incorporated and sugar is completely dissolved.
- Your Mango Shrikhand is ready, you can serve it fresh with a granish of slivered nuts or chill it in a covered container for few hours and then enjoy the smooth and creamy dessert.
- I love having it with some hot piping puris. Mango shrikhand and hot puri is an awesome combination.
Notes
- When you are using tinned mango pulp the mango shrikhand will be tinner and more runny than the usual one.
- For best result use alphonso mangoes.
- You can avoid cardamom powder and saffron.
- Since every yogurt and mango pulp has different level of sweetness keep some extra sugar handy and balance the sugar in the recipe as per need.
- Do not forget to keep the mango shrikhand refrigerated.




Karen Morse
Mango is a favorite fruit of mine, so this recipe is 100% something I will try and love! The bonus is that it does not have a lot of ingredients or a lot of time to prep! All about those kinds of recipes! So much yumminess about this mango Shrikhand!
Beth
This reminds me of custard almost. It looks delicious, and I definitely can't wait to make it.
Nayna Kanabar
The mango srikand looks so petty and delicious. I hope to make this during the mango season.
Catherine Kay
This is an interesting sounding unique dessert. Can't wait to try this!
Debbie
This sounds amazing. I love how quick it is to make as well as the flavors and only 3 ingredients.
Kimberley Asante
The Mango Shrikhand recipe sounds like a delightful treat! The idea of blending rich, creamy yogurt with the tropical sweetness of mangoes seems perfect for a summer dessert. Can't wait to whip up this quick and delicious delight!
Emily
Oh my goodness, I love mango shrikhand, but I've never tried to make it myself. I didn't realize it was this straightforward!
SONIA SEIVWRIGHT
I love how creamy this looks. I can't wait to try.
Stephanie
Yum! This Mango Shrikhand is such a delicious dessert! So refreshing with the mango and saffron together.
Melanie E
This sounds like it would be a really lovely dessert. I haven't tried this but would love to. I do love mangoes so it's perfect for me!!! Thanks for sharing the recipe.
Richard Lowe
This dessert looks pretty good. I'll add it to my recipe book.
The Joyous Living
You had me at Mango! I've never heard of shrikhand before but this sure does sound and look yummy and love it's only 5 minutes!
Olga
My oldest son adores mango! I`ll make this shrikhand tomorrow. Thank you for sharing.
Nikki Wayne
This is the first time I knew about this kind of food. I love how detailed the recipe is.
Archana Singh
Mangoes are the highlight of summer for me. And I love having Mango Srikhand but have never tried making it. thanks for sharing the recipie.
pedja
This recipe is fantastic. Quick and easy to make and with my favorite fruit - mango. Thanks for sharing! I will love this recipe.
May
It looks absolutely delicious! I want to try it. But what is a Hung Curd? I am not sure it is available here.
Prajakta
Thank you. Hung curd is yogurt hung in a cheesecloth or muslin cloth overnight. You can even use Greek yogurt instead.
Clarice
I am not really familiar with a mango shrikhand but this looks delicious. Thank you for sharing this no cook recipe. Can't wait to try it. I just to buy some saffron first.