
Mango & Lime Cream Vol-au-Vent
A Flaky Puff Pastry Shell
Filled with a Lucious Sweet Blend of Sour Cream & Whipped Cream Cheese with Lime
Golden Ripe Champagne Mango, Lime Zest Garnish
I dedicate this recipe to all the non-bakers of the world. Those (like me) who were born sans the baking gene, and without a sweet-tooth. But who still love to entertain, and just so happen to have friends and family who actually like dessert. A lot.
Preparing this delightful mango & lime cream vol-au-vent takes no particular skill what-so-ever. Follow instructions on a package. Peel a mango. Zest a lime. Whisk sour cream with cream cheese. That’s pretty much the extent of it.
Mango & Lime Cream Vol-au-Vent Recipe

Brush the top of vol-au-vent with egg wash and sprinkle with sugar.
Bake the store-bought vol-au-vent according to package instructions.

Meanwhile, peel and slice Champagne mangoes with a vegetable peeler.
Squeeze lime juice over mango.
The golden, velvety, fragrant Champagne mango is grown in Mexico, available now through July.

Whisk 1/2 c. sour cream with 1/2 c. whipped cream cheese.
Add 2 T. sugar and 1 T. grated lime zest.
We are very fond of Trader Joe’s Simply Fat Free Sour Cream.
It’s tangy, and surprisingly thick and rich.

When shells are cooked to a golden brown, cool on a wire rack for 5 minutes,
then remove the top hat with a knife.
Cool for 5 minutes more then fill the shell with the cream mixture.

Layer the mango over the cream. Finish with the top hat, a dollop of lime cream, and lime zest.
Now we’re all heroes.
A mango-hued rose from my garden (with a lime bow):
This is Honey Perfume Floribunda.
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This is absolutely BEAUTIFUL!
Stunning photos!! I am dying to take a bite over here. Also, I’ve never heard of champagne mangoes before, I’ll have to see if I can find them.
These are gorgeous! And deceptively simple. Fabulous idea.
What a beautiful dessert. I do love mango’s. Blessings my dear, Catherine