350gripe, sweet mango (I used Kensington Pride)see notes in body of post
50gcaster/superfine sugar
100gthickened cream (35% fat, see notes - heavy/whipping in US/UK)
Pinch fine salt (optional)
Squeeze of lime juice if the mixture is tasting too sweet (optional)
Instructions
Blend the mango until smooth, then add the sugar and cream and pulse to combine. Once smooth, taste the mixture. If it tastes extremely sweet, you can add a squeeze (2-4 teaspoons) lime juice. Salt can also help balance and add contrast but it is an optional ingredient.
Pour the mixture into the 470ml Ninja Creami tub. It should come up to the fill line.
Freeze the mixture with the lid off for 16-24 hours. Freezing the mixture with the lid off can help avoid it developing a hump in the centre which may damage your machine.
When ready to process, use the ice cream function. I find this ice cream benefits from a re-spin, but if the mixture is creamy and smooth after the first spin there is no need.
Return leftovers to the freezer with the lid on.
Notes
Read the notes in the body of the post before starting. They are important to success, I promise.
Thickened cream contains around 35% fat here in Australia. The equivalent in America is heavy cream. The UK equivalent is whipping cream.
I have tested Kensington Pride and Honey Gold mangoes. I much prefer Kensington Pride and I recommend them if you can get there. If you are not Australian based, search online for the best mangoes where you live.
You can use vegan cream (I recommend Flora Plant Cream) in this recipe. Choose a brand that has a similar fat content to that specified in the recipe.
I daresay you can also use coconut cream with a good fat content - at least 20g per 100g.