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1
Put the sago into boiling water and simmer over low heat for 10-15 minutes. When there is a small white spot in the middle, turn off the heat and simmer for another 10 minutes. -
2
Pour the sago onto a colander and rinse with cold boiled water to remove the mucus on the surface. -
3
Transfer to a bowl. -
4
Cut the mango lengthwise, make a few cuts horizontally and vertically with a paring knife, then turn up the piece of mango flesh, and then cut the part connecting the bottom of the mango and the skin. Take out the mango pulp. -
5
Pour pure milk into the sago. -
6
Add mango pulp, garnish with mint leaves, and the mango sago is ready (if you like sweetness, you can add condensed milk or honey). -
7
On a hot summer day, it tastes better after being refrigerated.