Showing posts with label Pickles and Powders. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pickles and Powders. Show all posts

Friday, April 29, 2011

Simple Mango Pickle


I dont very much like pickles, except when they are sweet. I like to eat mangoes ripe, as they are. And believe, they taste the best that way. I also believe pickles are very unhealthy, :( , with all the unhealthy salt, oil, chillies, vinegar added to it.
But my family definitely love them. So I have no other go, but to make them.

This is a very simple pickle & one that can be made if you are in a hurry. We got some awesome "Moovandan" mangoes from our mango tree this year. Some were a little ripe and some were more than raw. The little sweetness added to the taste.

Ingredients:

Mangoes 15-20
Ginger crushed 3 tbsp
Garlic crushed 3 tbsp
Garlic pods 15
Green chillies 6
Mustard seeds 3/4 tsp
Fenugreek seeds  1/2 tsp
Curry leaves 2 springs
Coconut Oil  -10tbsp (add more if required.)
Vinegar 3tbsp
Pickle Powder 4 tbsp
Salt

Method:

 Wash mangoes, peel them and cut them into smaller pieces.
In a pan add oil, splutter fenugreek seeds & then mustard seeds.
Saute crushed garlic, ginger, crushed green chillies & curry leaves.
When they are very well sauted (almost brownish), add pickle powder and saute
until raw smell is gone.
Now add vinegar and let it boil for some time. Add salt.
Now add mango pieces & saute.
Saute and let it get cooked in simmer.
Enjoy with plain rice, Kanji, chapatis, Biriyani, whatever you choose..





Since this post is also mango again, shall I send it to the Mango event.

Here you go


http://www.kaarasaaram.com/search/label/Events
http://www.cookingwithsiri.com/p/healing-foods-event-page.html


Cheers!!






Sunday, October 10, 2010

Veppila Chammandi Podi / Veppila Katty




















We used to make this at home mainly during Ramadan season. This is excellent when you have no special curries. It can be kept for 3, 4 weeks or to send to your loved one abroad.

    Ingredients:

    1.Red chilly flakes-3 tsp
       Coconut shredded - 1 medium sized
       Shallots  - 1/2 cup
     2.Tamarind - Gooseberry sized
     3.Curry Leaves - 25 springs

  Method:
      Roast curry leaves till they are almost crispy. Keep aside these. Roast  No.1 ingredients till they are golden brown. Mix with tamarind and required salt. Grind everything together.

  Source:  
       My mom
   


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