Happy Tamil New Year!!
It is customary to make this sweet, sour and spicy mango pachadi on New Year day. This is my mom's recipe. It's my favorite and I love it with curd rice.
Ingredients:
1 Raw mango
2 tsp oil
1/2 tsp mustard seeds
1/2 tsp urud dal
1/4 tsp hing
Few curry leaves
1 Green chilli
2 Red chillies
Salt
1/3 cup Jaggery
1 Cup water
1 tsp rice flour
Method:
Chop mango into big pieces (with skin).
Heat oil in a pan. Add mustard seeds, urud dal, red chillies, hing, green chilli, curry leaves.
When mustard seeds crackle, add mango pieces and fry for 10 minutes.
Add 1 cup water, jaggery and salt. Cook until mangoes turn soft. It takes about 10 to 15 minutes.
Take rice flour, add little water and make a thick paste. Add this to the mango mixture. Cook for a minute.
Vepamboo (neem flower) is roasted and added in the end. But I didn't have any.
Serve along with rice, sambar and curry.
its irresistible, finger licking good!
ReplyDeleteHappy New year to you too..
ReplyDeleteMango Pachadi looks delicious..love the mango flavor..
Mango Pachadi looks yum !
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Wish you & your family a very happy Tamil New Year!
ReplyDeleteYummy looking pachadi...adding rice four is new to me...Luv it with curd rice. Beautiful pics :)
ReplyDeleteReg the serving bowl that I used for Aval payasam...I got it as a gift for my marriage :)
Was just wondering what to make with the last raw mango lying in the refrigerator as I was done with making mango dal and mango pulihora in the last two weeks... and thanks to u I made this today, yet to eat it with hot rice and tomato curry.. hope it tastes as good as it looks... :)
ReplyDeletePachadi looks awesome. Looks so tasty and tangy. Great preparation.
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Hamaree Rasoi
nice Tangy pachadi .. great with curd rice
ReplyDeleteSlurp,mouthwatering here...
ReplyDeletethis looks very close to what we make mango gojju..yum
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious and tangy.I too prepared ydy.
ReplyDeleteso colourful..looks yummy .
ReplyDeletevery warm wishes for a happy new year. manga pachchidi looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteWhat luck I have just the raw mangoes I will need. New to me but will try it.
ReplyDeletehmm.. I can feel that tanginess.. looks yumm..
ReplyDeleteMy favorite... Mom makes this during the raw mango seasons...Will try to post my version soon. YUM!
ReplyDeleteFirst time here!! Found your blog when I was looking for dosa recipes. I tried your spinach oats dosa and it was simply superb! My 4 yo ate it without a peep :) Thanks so much for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteIn Mangalore, we make a similar mango dish called ambe upkari. It's one of my favorites!
hi mahimaa
ReplyDeletei have seen and tried ur recipes on sify.they came out well.............i will try pachdi too.
This is the second tangy thing I have seen in a row! How i wish...i have a taste of it :(
ReplyDeletelooks yummy !!! a typical traditional dish :D
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hi mahimaa
ReplyDeletemango pachdi is my fav
it came little watery....is it required to add more rice flour?