Mango-Graham is a no bake cake considered as typical home-made dessert in Manila. It's very easy to make and simply delicious. During the recent weeks, this has become a fad in my apartment simply because my friends and I started craving for it. First time I made it (picture below), I used speculoos biscuits, canned mangoes (bought from the Asian Store), and strawberries. I find speculoos too sweet but still very nice. Last weekend, I came across an American Store in Antwerp and was able to buy graham crackers! I quickly made my second attempt when I reached home and shared it to my colleagues yesterday. They all seem to like it, at least that's what they told me. Try it and let me know!
Mango/Strawberry Graham No-Bake Cake
Ingredients
Mango/Strawberry Graham No-Bake Cake
- 350grams of graham crackers or speculoos
- 125ml sweetened condensed milk
- slices mangoes or sliced strawberries
- 400ml or 400grams of fresh cream
- Shaved chocolate for garnishing
- Crush the graham crackers and set aside.
- Whip cream until soft peaks and mix condensed milk slowly.
- Cover the bottom of a baking dish with the crackers. Top the surface with sliced fruits. Then, generously spread the cream mixture to completely cover the crackers.
- Repeat laying crakers, fruits and spreading cream mixture until you have around 3-4 layers.
- Once you have create 3-4 layers, spread crushed or whole crackers as the top.
- Cover the baking dish with plastic film and freeze the cake.
- To serve, place a cake in a plate topped with shaved dark chocolate.
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