Every time I used to buy Garlics and use it now n then as tadka for dal. But often most of them used to get dry n I had to throw them away. Then Mummy send me home made pickles. Mango pickle was one of them. I am not very fond of mango pickles;and also the pickle was made of a batch of very sour mangoes. So Every time I call home, I used to complain about both of these. So, mummy gave me this recipe.
I was sceptical before trying , but to my surprise the chutney was delicious. N now its an integral part of my menu, if I am making daal chawal. :) :)
U will Need: 2 bulb of garlic, 2-3 green chillies, 1 mango pickle, salt to taste and
1-2 tspn of mustard oil.
Peel of the garlic cloves. Now roast garlic cloves over a heated tawa on low flame. Also roast green chillies a little. Wash the pickle properly. Remove the harder shell.
Add all these to grinder. Grind it. Add salt and 1-2 tspn water. Grind it to a paste. Take out in a small bowl, add oil. Also add salt , if required.
U may store the chutney for a week in refrigerator. Add oil n salt whenever u have to serve.
Tip of the Day: Use water as little as possible while grinding. If green chillies are not available,Use dry red chillies. Roast it properly before using.
I was sceptical before trying , but to my surprise the chutney was delicious. N now its an integral part of my menu, if I am making daal chawal. :) :)
U will Need: 2 bulb of garlic, 2-3 green chillies, 1 mango pickle, salt to taste and
1-2 tspn of mustard oil.
Peel of the garlic cloves. Now roast garlic cloves over a heated tawa on low flame. Also roast green chillies a little. Wash the pickle properly. Remove the harder shell.
Add all these to grinder. Grind it. Add salt and 1-2 tspn water. Grind it to a paste. Take out in a small bowl, add oil. Also add salt , if required.
U may store the chutney for a week in refrigerator. Add oil n salt whenever u have to serve.
Tip of the Day: Use water as little as possible while grinding. If green chillies are not available,Use dry red chillies. Roast it properly before using.
The chutney looks healthy and good for winter season. I think ginger can also be used , as per choice.
ReplyDeleteYepp... I have never tried ginger.. If you do, Please let us know the results... :)
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