This Mango Pickle is yet another pickle from Andhra made with unripe mango along with crushed garlic and mustard methi powder. It is a pickle that has a shelf life of another two weeks when refrigerated.
Course Chutneys, Dips and Spreads
Cuisine Andhra Pradesh
Keyword Mango Pickle
By Cook Method Stovetop
Occasion Summer
Dish Type Condiment Recipes
Prep Time 2 daysdays30 minutesminutes
Cook Time 1 dayday30 minutesminutes
Resting Time 2 daysdays
Total Time 5 daysdays1 hourhour
Servings 3cups
Author Srivalli
Ingredients
3cupsUnripe Mango
1.5cupCooking Oil
1/2cupSalt
1/2cupRed Chili Powder
1tspTurmeric Powder
1/4cupMustard Seeds
1tspFenugreek Seeds / Methi
1/4cupGarlic cloves with skin
For tempering
1tspMustard Seeds
1/2tspHing
5 to 6clovesGarlic
Instructions
Wash and cut the mangoes into 1 inch pieces. Pat dry and mix with turmeric and salt. Store in a vessel covered with cloth and keep it aside for 2 days.
After two days, you are ready to proceed to the next step. Crush the garlic along with the skin and add to the mango along with red chili powder
Dry roast the mustard seeds and methi seeds. Cool and grind to a fine powder. Mix this to the mango pieces and toss well.
Heat the oil to hot, switch off. When it is almost cooling down, add the hing, mustard, and peeled garlic. Allow it to cool.
Once the oil is cooled down, pour it to the mango pieces, mix well, and again cover with a cloth and keep it aside for two days.
You can use the pickle after two days.
Notes
This pickle stays good for nearly 15 – 20 days. Since it's not kept under the sun, it’s safe to refrigerate it when you are not using it.