Friday, February 8, 2013

Mango Ginger Chutney | Mamidi Allam Pachadi | Maa Inji Thokku

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When ever I see mango ginger(mamidi allam/maa inji) in the market I cannot resist myself without buying it.Both of us love the simple marinated version of pickle with it which goes very well with curd rice.This time I bought them in a larger quantity to make this chutney/thokku which can be preserved for longer and comes handy to serve with breakfast items like Idli/Dosa when we want.When needed we just need to mix water with the required amount of thokku to get the chutney consistency,it is ready to serve.

Mamidi Allam Niluva Pachadi | Ambe Haldi Chutney:

Ingredients:
250 gms Mango Ginger/Mamidi Allam
200-250 gms Tamarind
200-250 gms Jaggery,grated
3-4 tbsp Red chili powder
Salt to taste

to temper:
1/2 cup + 2 tbsp Oil
1 tsp Mustard seeds
a fat pinch of Asafoetida(hing)

Method:
  • Soak tamarind in little hot water until it softens.Let it cool completely.
  • Wash and scrape the skin of mango ginger and cut them into pieces roughly.
  • Grind mango ginger with tamarind,grated jaggery,red chili powder and salt to a fine paste.Do not add water while grinding,use little water in which the tamarind is soaked.
  • Check the taste now and adjust salt and chili powder if required.if you want it more tangy or more sweeter adjust the chutney as per your taste buds at this point.
  • Heat oil in a thick bottomed kadai and crackle mustard seeds and add asafoetida to it and add the ground mixture and fry it over low-medium flame until it leaves the oil in the edges.It takes 15-20 minutes approximately.The water content in the chutney/pickle should evaporate completely and the oil should float in the edges and top.This way the shelf life of the pickle would be longer.
  • Cool the pickle completely and store it in a glass bottle or air tight container.It stays up to an year if prepared carefully.
  • When required scoop out some portion and add a couple of tbsp of water to it and mix well.
Serve it with Idli/Dosa/Bajji/Punugulu/Bonda/Pesarattu/Gunta Ponganalu/Adai.You can even serve it with rice.

Notes:
  1. You can use regular ginger instead of mango ginger and follow the same recipe to make regular ginger pickle.It comes handy to serve with Idli,dosa and other breakfast varieties. 
  2. This pickle really tickles your taste buds as it is loaded with burst of flavors.
  3. Feel free to adjust the tangyness,sweetness,salt and spicyness according to your requirements after grinding the chutney.

24 comments:

Sumi said...

Mouth watering :)..

great-secret-of-life said...

wow! mouth watering.. Love the color and flavour of it

Indian Khana said...

WOW ...this looks just so tempting ...yum

Jeyashris Kitchen said...

though i am not a big fan of ma ingi, love this version of pickle

Unknown said...

Good one..looks yumm

Taylor @ Eliquid said...

I bet that’s hot and my mouth is watering while I’m typing.

Unknown said...

Love this tangy chutney...

Unknown said...

Love this tangy and yummy chutney.

My World My Home said...

Looks so spicy & mouthwatering..... :-)

AparnaRajeshkumar said...

apt for curd rice !

amna said...

i absolutely love maainji and anything made with it!

Lakshmi said...

Slurrp! I want some mosaranna to eat with this thokku :)

Dipti Joshi said...

This is something new to know.

divya said...

wow....amazing and so tempting they look.

Laxmipriya said...

My mom makes this.. havent tried myself though.. looks so appetizing.. :)

M D said...

Your mango ginger chutney looks stunning! Mouth watering!

Janani said...

niceeeeeeeee

Anonymous said...

Mouthwatering chutney..

Swathi said...

Mango ginger chutney looks delicious.

Aruna Manikandan said...

looks delicious :)

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Sona said...

looks yummy!

abcdzoom said...

i've prepared Ginger Chutney as per ur recipie n very tasty and would love give a try when i get mamidi allam

Unknown said...

superb recipe mam..

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