47 Mango Recipes to Tempt Your Tastebuds

Cakes, Biscuits, Slices and Bread:

Fun Fact:  Mangos are related to cashews and pistachios. Weird riiiight?

22. Tropical Mango Vanilla Cup Cakes

These vanilla cupcakes are rich, buttery, moist, and have a hint of coconut from adding the coconut yoghurt to the batter. The buttercream tastes fresh and sweet, and is bursting with mango flavour. I was super happy when I was whipping up the buttercream, the smell of fresh mangoes filled my kitchen and the gorgeous colour made it look like a bowl of sunshine.

23. Mango Lemon Bars

Kinda like a modern twist to lemon meringue pie, this Mango Lemon Bars recipe is the real deal this summer. Whoever said that you can’t have some dessert during the summer definitely haven’t tasted this.

24. Coconut Mango Cake

This dessert will make you feel like you are in a tropical beach. One zesty summer fruit combined with another equates to a tasty treat.

25. Mango Energy Bites

Looking for a gluten free and vegan dessert for the summer? Here’s the answer! This has only 6 ingredients and can be prepared in 30 minutes! Awesomesauce!

26. Coconut Mango Cake with a Coconut Caramel Drizzle

So coconut and mango are like a thing now huh? Plus the caramel drizzle! It is the ultimate deal in this recipe! CARAMEL. DRIZZLE.

27. Mango Bread

To make the Mango Bread, mix all the dry ingredients in one bowl and all the wet ingredients in another bowl. Pour the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients and mix or fold just until combined. Add chopped mangoes and fold gently just until combined. You don’t want to overmix the batter. The longer you mix, the more gluten that develops, resulting in tougher bread. You can also add 1/2 of cup shredded coconut to the batter or sprinkle some on top of the batter before baking.

28. Mango White Chocolate Ganache Macaroons

Can you even believe this? You could actually make mango flavoured macaroons!

29. Eggless Mango Cake

To really bring out the mango flavour on this one, use good mangoes such as alphonso and kesar. You could also use some canned mango pulp. Tip: You could also drizzle the top of the cake with mango sauce upon serving.

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