MANGO PACHADI / MANGA PACHADI / RAW MANGO PACHADI / MANGO SWEET CHUTNEY



I never tasted Mango Pachadi until I had from Malathi Aunty.  She makes this mango pachadi during mango season and ofcourse in summer.  Our two families were in the same building and the good thing is there were only we two.  That was an independant villa which has two houses. Maybe that's the reason we all moved well with each other.  Whatever she makes we were the first people to get it :-)  She was a Medical Officer in Trichy and a Gynaecologist too.  During her busy schedule she never left her family behind.  I never seen any outside cook to make food for her family.  The way she maintained the relationship with the kids and the respect towards other...Aunty...you are awesome...I am glad to mention about her in my post. It's been 11 years of relationship and it is growing green :-) Love you Aunty...It's so precious to talk about you here and I am waiting to taste your food :-)  This was her evergreen recipe which I learnt from her and only variation is I add coconut paste and she doesn't .  It's very good for this summer as well it is the must recipe for Tamil New year.

INGREDIENTS:

Raw mango           - 1 Medium or large
Powdered jaggery - 1/4 cup
Turmeric powder  - 1/4 tsp
Salt                        - to taste

To grind:

Grated coconut     - 3 tsp

To temper:

Oil                        - 1 tsp
Mustard seeds      - 1/4 tsp
Red chillies          - 2 break into pieces
Hing                     - a pinch
Curry leaves         - few

HOW TO MAKE:

Peel mango skin and cut into pieces.  Pressure cook with turmeric powder by adding 1/4 cup of water.  Allow 2 to 3 whistles.  


Mash with whisk or mathu and make it soft.  Add powdered jaggery and cook in a medium flame.  Cook until the jaggery dissolves.  Add salt.  


In a mixie / blender add grated coconut and make a fine paste of it.  Add grounded coconut in the mango jaggery mixture and mix well.  


Cook for two to three mins.  Heat oil in other small pan / kadai splutter mustard seeds, add broke red chillies.  Add curry leaves and asafoetida.  Mix well.


Serve with variety rice, chappathi and it is a best combo for kara kuzhambu.


TIPS:

Do not add more water when you grind coconut.  

Adding coconut is an optional and you can skip the same. 




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