As if mangos and avocados aren’t delicious enough on their own, straight off the spoon, this dreamy mousse combines them to create a velvety texture and delicious flavor. I recently had a version of this mousse at a friend’s house and wanted to share it with you. Luscious, creamy and easy to make, this mousse only has four ingredients. It comes together in less than 15 minutes. It is now one of my favorite desserts. You can serve it simply, but it’s also very nice garnished with lime zest, fresh mint, or seasonal fruit. Or, you can serve on top of seasonal fruit, like summer berries. Here, I sprinkled a little lime zest, fresh mint and turbinado sugar for added texture.
I prefer to refrigerate my ingredients in advance so the final mousse is cold. Or, chill before serving. Be sure to use ripe, sweet and high quality mangos. And try to use mangos and avocados of about the same size, for balance in flavor.
If you’d like, for a super easy, healthy and cool summer treat, spoon the mousse into popsicle molds and freeze for several hours or overnight.
I added blueberries—to the delight of my toddler—in some of the popsicles. Feel free to try other berries or fruits if you’d like.
Mango and Avocado Mousse
Serves about 2
1 mango, peeled and cut or scooped out
1 avocado, peeled and cut or scooped out
juice from one lime
1/2 – 1 teaspoon ginger, peeled and grated
lime zest, for garnish (optional)
mint leaves, for garnish, (optional)
turbinado sugar, (optional)
Combine mango, avocado, lime juice and ginger in a blender. Blend until thick and creamy. Taste and adjust ingredients to suit your preference. Garnish, if you would like.
Eh eh Je connais cette delicieuse recette bravo pour le rajout de la menthe mais tu as oublié le gingembre râpée pour encore plus de saveur😉
Ah! Merci! Yes, I forgot. Gros merci!
omg sounds like such a delicious combination!!!
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Thanks! The ingredients are delicious together!
Oops, have meant to leave a review long before now! I have made this quite a few times and it’s fabulous. I always refrigerate it for as long as I can to firm it up a bit, and also add in the zest from the entire lime, along with the juice. Have also tried it whizzed up with a few TBSPs of plain greek yogurt, a touch of honey and a teeny drop of coconut essence. So, so good.
Thank you for the recipe!
Thanks Olivia! I love your ideas on adjustments. Will definitely try them. Thanks again!