
Raw mango pickle or maavadu is one other irresistible pickle for me. I just can eat it raw. Yummmmm :)
This is a pickle that originated long long ago in south India and is damn famous a combination with curd rice.
Its mango season now and just don't miss to make this delicious pickle at home. :)
This is a pickle that originated long long ago in south India and is damn famous a combination with curd rice.
Its mango season now and just don't miss to make this delicious pickle at home. :)

Ingredients:
Raw mangoes - 8 cups
Salt - 1 cup (upto the brim)
Red chillies - 1 cup
Mustard - 4 tsp
Turmeric powder - 2 tsp
Sesame oil - 6 tsp
Water - 2 cups
Sodium Benzoaite - 1/2 tsp
Raw mangoes - 8 cups
Salt - 1 cup (upto the brim)
Red chillies - 1 cup
Mustard - 4 tsp
Turmeric powder - 2 tsp
Sesame oil - 6 tsp
Water - 2 cups
Sodium Benzoaite - 1/2 tsp
Method:
Wash and dry the mangoes on a cloth. Collect them in a large bowl and add oil, turmeric powder and powdered salt to it and mix well. Keep this aside.

Soak the red chillies in two cups of hot water for 2 hours.
Powder the mustard in a mixie. Now add the soaked red chillies to it and grind into a very smooth paste by adding the same water that it was soaked in.
Add this mustard and chilly paste to the mangoes and mix it well. Keep the pickle in the same vessel for 5 days. Mix the pickle bottom up, once everyday. Initially it will look dry but after 5 days the mangoes will shrink and will give out its flavor.
After 5 days, dilute sodium benzoate in 2 tsp of water and add it to the pickle and mix really well. This is a preservative that is used to keep the pickle from getting spoilt and this also helps in maintaining the crispness of the mango for a long time.
Now transfer it to bottles and store them in the fridge. You can preserve and enjoy this delicious hot pickle for around 6-10 months. :)
Serve it with curd rice or even eat it just like that :)
Happy making :)
Wash and dry the mangoes on a cloth. Collect them in a large bowl and add oil, turmeric powder and powdered salt to it and mix well. Keep this aside.

Powder the mustard in a mixie. Now add the soaked red chillies to it and grind into a very smooth paste by adding the same water that it was soaked in.
Add this mustard and chilly paste to the mangoes and mix it well. Keep the pickle in the same vessel for 5 days. Mix the pickle bottom up, once everyday. Initially it will look dry but after 5 days the mangoes will shrink and will give out its flavor.
After 5 days, dilute sodium benzoate in 2 tsp of water and add it to the pickle and mix really well. This is a preservative that is used to keep the pickle from getting spoilt and this also helps in maintaining the crispness of the mango for a long time.
Now transfer it to bottles and store them in the fridge. You can preserve and enjoy this delicious hot pickle for around 6-10 months. :)
Serve it with curd rice or even eat it just like that :)
Happy making :)

31 comments:
My fav pickle too...with curd rice sure heavenly! Awesome clicks Nithi...Luv the creativity u've showed at the background the lady carrying the mangoes..Lovely!!!
Maavadu.. Ssss... my alltime favourite. The bommai is too good.
Maavadu every one's fav at my home with curd rice.Nice recipe too.
chanceaa illaa ...I can have it straight mixed with rice not necessarily with curd rice. I have lived on this oorugai for months ..
What a picture dear.. Beautiful bowll as well
simply mouthwatering and devine.
My fav Pickle....like to have it with curd rice...awesome clicks..love your presentation....
What a perfect and tempting clicks yaar..?
YUMM..my mouth is watering,superb clicks...
Super with curd nice..........Even this parcel please...........
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Beautiful idea and cute baskets. Wonderfully clicked. What can I say about Manga so bad ur tempting everyone here by posting manga series. Yummy....
Mango pickle is my fav but using them whole is new to me.
wow..love the pickle and the clicks...
Love
Kairali sisters
slurrrrrrrrrrp! I am drooling here.My favourite maavudu and of course everyones favourite.
wow! cool presentation! yummy!
My favourite among all pickles.Summer calls for the best combination thayir sadam and maa vadu!
Guess the summer is catching up !! Nice !!
My fav. one .. but my amma does this in slightly diff. way ...instead of using sesame oil ...u can add or to say apply castor oil to all mavadu ...and she powders the red chillies too ...instead of grinding it ...as we r adding castor oil, u can avoid Sodium Benzoaite .. and it stays good for a year too... just a suggestion ...
OMG!! I miss my granny and mommy now! I used to have this almost with every dish in india.. love it. and your pic is just tempting me too much. Awesome picture too.
wow!! Mouth-watering pickle..and great pictures! Its my favorite too..
Nithya,
maavadu, looks really yummy
Love the pictures! Very cute! Awesome pickle!
wow Nithi that's so tempting and would be great with curd rice:) both u and Pavi have something delicious and eye-catching recipe with excellent presentation to share:D
You are tempting with with all your awesome clicks. Mango pickle sure looks yummy and heavenly.
You are so tempting me these yummy pickles, i wish u were my neighbor :D
very delicious .. thanks for sharing :)
U Make us tempt by ur clicks niths.... Y dont u pass me on some :D
This is totally making my mouth water....and brilliant pics
Maavadu is the one i love in recipes using mango! Lovely back drop!
what a beautiful presentation....we keralites call it 'kannimanga achar'...my all time fav...
I love pickles! This is a new one to me and sounds so good that my mouth is watering. Your photo makes this as irresistible as it sounds.
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