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Points to Notice: See that all the ingredients and things used to prepare the pickle are totally dry. Any trace of moisture will spoil the pickle soon. Use salt depending upon the sourness of the mangoes. Do not add entire salt at once but add little by little. Fry the fenugreek seeds on low heat stirring all the while for even browning. When you fry on high flame they will turn brown fast but they will be raw from inside. So test the fried seeds by breaking a seed and observing the even browning of the seed from both inside and outside. Heat the oil used in this recipe till it reaches the boil. Now cool the oil completely. When oil is added to the pickle without cooling, it absorbs more oil and within a short period the pickle smells oily. It is advisable to cover the vessel immediately for few seconds, after adding the seasoning to retain and absorb the nice aroma of the seasoning. Always store the pickles in a ceramic or glass vessel only. The sourness of the mangoes corrodes metal vessels. Remember that the mangoes which are not fully matured are not to be pickled on large scales. A fully matured mango will have the stone or seed (TENKA IN TELUGU) which is hard. Till you get such mangoes enjoy this temporarily prepared MUKKALA PACHHADI. Eat this pickle mixed with rice and ghee. This pickle also can be served as a side dish while serving dal. This pickle goes well with curd rice also. In summer season tasting this pickle with curd rice will be delicious. Enjoy !!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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