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Aamlicious Treat at The Beatle Hotel

June 2, 2018 by Khushboo 7 Comments

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Close your eyes and think about mango for a moment. What popped in front of your eyes? I remembered my sticky hands greedily gulping down pulpy mango with my bare hands. My mind then wandered off to mango ice cream, mango milkshake topped with vanilla ice cream and aam panna, my favourite cooler for the summer. What I didn’t think of was aam being used in regular savoury food. Did you by any chance?

I generally don’t enjoy eating out on a work day because it can get tiring. But when someone said ‘aam’ and ‘dinner’ in the same sentence, my taste buds tickled, my mouth started salivating and my interest peaked.
On 28th May, I made my way to Rhythm at The Beatle, Powai to enjoy their Aamlicious Treat waiting to be surprised with delicious aam treats.
What did I order?

Mango and Basil Bruschetta

The bruschetta was cheesy and mangoey (a word that I invited to describe gooey mango pieces) It surprisingly wasn’t too sweet and the toasted bread base rubbed with mango butter was delicious.

Mango, Smoked Chicken and Quinoa Salad

Honey dressing for the light sweetness, crunchy pieces of multi-grain bread, generous chunks juicy and fresh mangoes, chicken and quinoa made this a beautiful summer salad. It was filling yet light on the stomach.

Traditional Raw Mango Pickle with Nachni Bhakri

Homestyle mango pickle, a side of raw mango and onion salad and fluffy ghee laden nachni bhakris made the perfect light snack between the meals.

Paneer Appam

How does one combine Paneer and Mangoes? Clearly the chef is a mango wizard. He came up with a delicious gravy with chunks of soft, buttery paneer and khatta meetha kairi (raw mango) served with appam.

Mango Cheesecake

Cheesecake is my favourite. Add some milk chocolate, mangoes and fresh basil to it and it takes the dessert to an all new level.

Mango Tiramisu  

Now this one was a bit of a surprise. Rasberry puree with mango mousse and coffee cake was what this tiramisu was all about. The Rasberry puree was a little too sour for my liking and I didn’t like it much. The combination of coffee cake and a light mango mousse was interesting.

Hats off to the chef for taking my favourite summer fruit and presenting it to me in a whole new light. I came in starving but left with a bellyful of delicious mango food and a huge smile.

If you are a mango lover like me, you should definitely visit their Aamlicious Festival. 🙂

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Filed Under: Travel Tagged With: Aamlicious Treat, Mango, Mango Festival, Mango India, The Beatle, The Beatle Hotel

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  1. Kashifah Shaikh says

    June 2, 2018 at 9:56 pm

    Muh mein pani aa gya ?

    I love mangoes and I will definitely go to the Beatle Hotel 2 enjoy such a Mangolicious treat ???

    Reply
  2. Jayanthi Parthasarathy says

    June 3, 2018 at 2:45 am

    yummmm
    have never tried Rasberry puree + mango mousse in a tiramisu

    Reply
  3. Danielle S. says

    June 8, 2018 at 5:34 pm

    All of this food looks so yummy! Mangoes are one of my favorite fruits!

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  4. Gladys Parker says

    June 8, 2018 at 6:52 pm

    Those foods all sound very delicious and sound so yummy! I have not tried any of these combinations, although, it would be interesting to try them. The raspberry puree actually sounded the best in the beginning.

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  5. What Corinne Did says

    June 9, 2018 at 11:25 am

    oh em gee! look at those treats! they look fantastic and so yummy! what original combinations of flavors! i never had a mango tiramisù but i am loving the idea!

    Reply
  6. Madelain says

    June 9, 2018 at 1:43 pm

    Mango everything. Sounds like the place I need to be. Yum

    Madelain | http://www.wheremyheartwanders.com

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  7. angie says

    June 10, 2018 at 8:19 pm

    oh my goodness what an excellent experience, so glad you shared

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