There must be sago. Delicious sago with Q-bomb adds layers to the taste of Yangzhi Ganlu, and the surface is dotted with some sweet and sour grapefruit meat, which not only highlights the color, but also has a faint sweetness on the taste, and there is also a trace of acidity in the sweet and sour. Finally, when choosing mangoes, you can choose mangoes with less fiber and high sweetness, such as daffodils and big mangoes, which are very good. They are made into mud and have a delicate taste. If the mango is sweet enough, you can add less or no sugar when mashing the mango to avoid the finished product being too sweet and greasy. You should know that natural fructose tastes more natural than artificially extracted sucrose, not sweet or greasy. Secondly, in proportion, Yang also has his "golden ratio". Part of sago can add flavor, but not too much, otherwise the whole bowl of Yangzhi manna will lose its essence.
The materials are as follows:
3-4 mangoes, coconut juice 1 bottle, 25g fine sugar, sago 100g, 20g cream (with or without), and a little grapefruit meat.
Steps:
Put mango slices into a cooking machine, add coconut milk and sugar, and stir well. Boil sago. Bring to a boil, add sago, simmer for 5 minutes, and stew for 10 minutes. Boil twice, boil for 2 minutes and stew for 5 minutes. This is the smooth simi in the Q-bomb. Add sago to mango juice, small mango granules and grapefruit meat.