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Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India
Over the last few decades I've spent a number of hours cooking for my family of 5. My husband is a retired bank Manager and my 3 boys are IIT graduates. Now I'm sharing my knowledge and thoughts to the world through this site. Whether you are a busy mom or a student learning to cook, you will find this blog helpful for cooking simple and easy to make food for yourself and the whole family. Hope you enjoy my recipe blog! I also love listening to devotional songs. Please browse through my devotional blogs to know more about them. I am always looking for ways to improve my blogs. Please leave your comments. If you like to see recipe of any particular dish or lyrics of a devotional song, please also let me know. Thanks for reading my blog.

Monday 13 June 2011

Mango oil pickle ( hot mango pickle )

 



Ingredients: 
  •  Sour Raw mangoes                             5   (big size)
  • Mustard seeds fine powder                   2 1/2 cups 
  • Red chilli powder (MTR is good)           2 cups  
  • (Guntur chilli powder gives the exact flavour and taste) 
  • salt                                                      2 cups
  • Fenugreek                                            2 tbs             
  • Til oil                                                   250 gms.
  • Garlic (option)                                     3
    Procedure
    1. Grind mustard to a fine powder (Keep mustard seeds inone hour in sunlight before making powder). Mix salt, chilli powder, mustard powder and oil also in a big  vessel.
    2. Wash and wipe mangoes  with a dry cloth and keep them 15 min. aside to dry. Cut the mangoes into  one inch pieces.
    3. In a dry china clay or glass container, place some mango pieces and spread some mixed powder, continue this proces till the mango pieces are finished. Close the container with cover and  keep it aside.
    4. Mix after 3 days. 
    5. You can use this pickle after 7 days from prepared.
    6. The pickle should always have a layer of oil floating at the top.









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