Woon Mamuang

Here is the decadent vegan no-bake mango dessert – Mango coconut jello or mango coconut panna cotta, or Woon Moongwang (in Thai). You can make this single-serve mango dessert perfect for all vegetarians and vegans with minimal ingredients – mango puree, coconut milk, sugar, and agar agar.

Recipe Snapshot

YIELD

8 servings

2 h 35 m

Thai

Dessert

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cuisine

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Carrot

For the mango layer – 1.5 cups mango puree – 1 tbsp lemon juice – 2 tsp agar agar powder heaped – ½ cup sugar or to taste  – 1 cup water For the coconut layer – ⅔ cup water – 1 cup coconut milk – 1 tsp agar agar powder heaped – ¼ cup sugar

Ingredients

1

Heat water in a small pan, and when it comes to a boil, reduce the heat and add the sugar and agar powder. Mix them well and make sure both sugar and agar powder is dissolved completely.

2

Add the mango puree. Mix well and check for sugar at this stage. If required, add more. Turn off the heat and add 1 tbsp of lemon juice.

3

Add this mango mixture to the dessert glasses, molds, or ramekins and let it set. I filled about ⅔ of my dessert glasses with this mango puree and placed them in my muffin tray in the slanting position.

4

Let it sit until it is firm and set. I let it set at room temperature for about 1 hour.

5

Prepare the coconut layer.

6

Turn off the heat and add this mixture on top of the mango layer. I filled about ⅓ of my cup. Gently tap it to break the air pockets. As the mango layer is firm, now you can place them straight in the muffin tray. Let it set.

7

Once it is set, refrigerate it. Decorate with fresh mango cubes, mint leaves, or nuts before serving, and serve chilled.

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