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Ingredients1 kg raw firm mangoes (preferably "Ladvo"), chopped in chunks
100 gms red channa (red gram)
200 gms crushed mustard seeds
200 gms fenugreek seeds
Salt as per taste (approx 150 gms)
2 tbsp turmeric
1/4 cup red chilli (as per taste)
2 cups mustard oilMethod
- Place mango chunks in a jar
- Put some salt and 1/2 of turmeric in it
- Shake the jar so the pieces are evenly coated
- Keep aside
- Shake jar in a pendulum motion every 7-8 hours, for 2 days
- On the second day, soak methi and channa separately, keep it overnight
- On third day, drain water from methi and channa
- Empty the mangoes into non-iron colander and allow the water to drain for 15-20 minutes, keep the drain water
- Pat dry the mango chunks, and dry in sun for 4-5 hours on a towel
- Put methi and channa in the drained sour water from mangoes for 2 hours
- Drain methi and chana and dry them completely with the towel
- Mix all the ingredients except mango chunks
- Heat oil very well till smoky
- Let it cool
- In half the oil, add the mixed ingredients and then add mango chunks
- Mix it well, so all chunks are coated with the masala
- Transfer to a clean jar and press down lightly
- Pour remaining oil on top, oil should cover the pickle
- Allow to marinate for 10 days before using
- Take out in small quantities for use in a small glass jar.
- The main jar should always have a layer of oil floating on top. Add more oil (after heating and then cooling it) if required.
Shelf-life: More than a year
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