No Sugar Mango Burfi / Mango Fudge

No Sugar Mango Burfi

No Sugar Mango Burfi / Mango fudge is an Indian dessert made using only three ingredients – milk , mango and cardamom powder. Milk and mango pulp are cooked together till all the moisture is evaporated and the mixture thickens. Mango gives natural sweetness to the recipe and hence it can be enjoyed guilt free. It is gluten free and can be prepared for any festival.

Mango is the king of fruit and can be enjoyed by itself or can be used to make different delicacies. Different dishes like shake, smoothies, icecream, puddings, cheesecake, cakes, salad, burfi can be made and enjoyed.

This recipe of no sugar mango burfi is cooked by my mother in law during her recent visit in summer to Sydney. She is a Krishna bhakt and does “seva” of “Thakorji/ Shrinathji”. She will make different sweets and savory dishes to offer to Thakorji (Shreenathji). Since mangoes were in the season she prepared this yummy delicacy to offer to Thakorji.

We all love mangoes, I get big box of mangoes. We usually chop and eat the fruit or make aamras or to beat the summer heat make a quick shake or smoothie or lassi .

My son (Aarav) loves milk peda prepared by my mother in law (Geeta Shah). She will boil the full fat milk and cook till it it is reduced and all the moisture is evaporated. Then she will add sugar powder and shape the mixture to peda. So she modified the same recipe and used mango pulp and skipped sugar to make mango burfi. Instead of shaping the mixture into flatten ball (peda) she spread the mixture on the greased tray, let it set and then cut into pieces to make no sugar mango burfi.

She offered this burfi to Thakorji and we all at home enjoyed the offered prasad guilt free!!

Always use nice sweet mango like alphonso to make the burfi. Here in Sydney we had used R2E2 mango. You can use canned mango pulp too if fresh mango is not available.

Use a heavy bottom pan or non stick utensil to make the burfi. Continuously stir the milk to prevent it sticking from bottom of the pan.

You can add sugar if you want the burfi to be more sweet.

We had spread the mixture in the tray and cut into pieces. However you can shape it into ball or flatten ball to make laddoo or peda.

So friends I hope you enjoy the mango season to the fullest and make this burfi for your family and friends.

Please do share your feedback with me.

Khao dilse, khilao dilse aur banao dilse….

Also click below for more different mango recipes from the blog:

Mango Shake

Mango custard

Mango Peach Smoothie With Grounded Flaxseeds

Eggless Mango cupcake

Mango salad

Apricot Mango balls

Eggless Mango mousse

No Sugar Mango Burfi
No Sugar Mango Burfi
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No Sugar Mango Burfi / Mango fudge

No Sugar Mango Burfi / Mango fudge is an Indian dessert made using only three ingredients – milk , mango and cardamom powder. Milk and mango pulp are cooked together till all the moisture is evaporated and the mixture thickens. Mango gives natural sweetness to the recipe and hence it can be enjoyed guilt free.
Course Dessert, festivalfood, glutenfree, sugarfree, sweet, upwaas (fast)
Cuisine Indian
Keyword afterschoolsnack, alltimefavorite, cardamom, dessert, fullfatmilk, glutenfree, indiansweet, kidsfavorite, mango, nosugar, upwaas (fast), vraat
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 45 minutes
Servings 16 pieces
Calories 34kcal

Equipment

  • heavy bottom pan
  • spatula
  • tray
  • spoon
  • knife

Ingredients

  • 500 ml full fat milk
  • 1 cup mango pulp I have blended the fresh mango pieces to make mango pulp. (Alphonso or any sweet mango is more preferable)
  • 1/4 tsp cardamom powder
  • 1/4 tsp ghee for greasing the 6 cm round plate or tray

Instructions

  • Heat full fat milk in a heavy bottom pan on medium heat.
    No Sugar Mango Burfi
  • Let it come to boil stirring in between. (Stirring prevents milk from sticking at the bottom of the pan).
    No Sugar Mango Burfi
  • After 7-8 minutes the milk will start to boil. Now let the milk boil on high heat stirring in between till it reduces to half the quantity.
    No Sugar Mango Burfi
  • The milk is reduced to half the quantity after 7-8 minutes.
    No Sugar Mango Burfi
  • Now constantly stir the reduced quantity of milk and let it thicken on high heat for further 8-10 minutes. (Keep on stirring continuously to prevent the milk from sticking the pan).
    No Sugar Mango Burfi
  • The water of the milk is reduced after 5 minutes and the milk is now thicken.
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  • Now add fresh mango pulp.
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  • Mix well.
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  • Cook on high heat for further 7-8 minutes till the water from the mango is evaporated. Stir the mixture continuously.
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  • The mixture is now thickened well and started to leave the edges of the pan. Add cardamom powder. Mix well and cook for 5 more minutes.
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  • The mixture will come together. The spatula will stand still when you place on the mixture as shown. (Or take some portion of the mixture in your hands and if you can roll into a smooth ball then the mixture is fully cooked and ready to be spread on the greased tray).
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  • Now remove the thickened mixture on the greased plate/ tray and spread it uniformly.
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  • Sprinkle some cardamom powder on it. Let it set at room temperature for 1 hour.
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  • Cut into equal pieces with the help of sharp knife.
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  • Remove the mango burfi pieces.
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  • The no sugar mango burfi is ready to serve. You can keep for couple of days at room temperature in an airtight container or refrigerate for a week.
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Nutrition

Calories: 34kcal | Carbohydrates: 5g | Protein: 1g | Fat: 1g | Saturated Fat: 1g | Cholesterol: 3mg | Sodium: 17mg | Potassium: 41mg | Fiber: 1g | Sugar: 5g | Vitamin A: 405IU | Vitamin C: 2mg | Calcium: 37mg | Iron: 2mg

10 thoughts on “No Sugar Mango Burfi / Mango Fudge”

  1. very nice recipe I would love to try, thank you for sharing. I have allergy to lactose, do you know what milk i could substitute it with??

    Reply
    • Hi
      Thank you so much for going through the recipe. I have thickened the milk and have used in the recipe. But with substitutes to milk like almond milk / coconut milk/ rice milk or soy milk, it is difficult to thicken them. You can hence cook mango puree with powdered almonds or desiccated coconut and sugar in the pan till all the mixture comes together. Then set the mixture into a greased tray and cut into pieces. For 1 cup or mango puree use 1 cup of powdered almonds (almond meal ) or desiccated coconut, around 1/4 cup of sugar or as per sweetness. 1/4 tsp cardamom powder and some coconut oil or any flavorless oil for greasing.
      Happy cooking!!

      Reply
  2. Thank you for sharing. Do you use ghee for only greasing the tray because I don’t see it being used in any other step? Thank you.

    Reply

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