Peel mangoes, remove pit and prepare 300g cubed for adding to the inside of the pudding; 150g pureéd for adding to the liquid mixture; and 200g chopped for topping (optional) There are many ways to cut a mango but I find peeling it first will give you the cleanest cuts
Add 2 tsp of sugar to cubed mangoes. Mix well The sugar will help the mangoes maintain their colour
Add 1 tsp of sugar to chopped mangoes. Mix well
In a blender, combine 150g mango meat, 180g mango ice cream and 250ml whole milk. Blend until smooth. Set aside
In a pot, combine 14g gelatin powder and 80g sugar. Mix well. Add 125ml water and mix well
Heat the pot using medium heat. Stir until gelatin and sugar dissolves
Add contents from blender to the gelatin mixture in the pot. Stir and mix well
Grease ramekins with coconut oil or a light oil. I use a coconut oil spray for easy application. This helps the pudding slide out of the ramekins
Fill the ramekin half-way with the gelatin mixture. Stir regularly
Distribute the cubed mangoes evenly to each ramekin
Continue filling the ramekins with the gelatin mixture
Cover each ramekin with plastic wrap or lid
Set in the refrigerator for at least 6 hours or until pudding is firm The shallower the pudding mold, the faster it will set
Serve in ramekins or use a toothpick to loosen the sides and slide onto a plate
Add the chopped mangoes to the pudding
Serve each pudding with 2 tbsp of evaporated milk