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Instant Mango Pickles

Easy Mango Pickles with a mustard flavour.

Ingredients:
Raw Mango - 1 big
Mustard Seeds - 1 tsp
Cayenne Pepper/Red Chilli Powder - 1 tsp
Black Pepper Powder - 1/4 tsp (optional)
Salt
Oil

Method:
1. Wash the mango and pat it dry.  Cut the mango flesh into very thin slices.
2. Heat about 2 tbsp oil in a pan and let it cool.  Add more oil if required.
3. Grind mustard seeds to a coarse powder.
4. In a dry mixing bowl, add oil, salt, cayenne pepper, black pepper powder and mustard powder.  Mix with a dry spoon.  Now add the mango slices and coat them well.
5. Serve instant Aam ka Aachar with meals.

Comments

  1. This is similar to the one I make and love :)

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  2. Love to have this any time. Perfect click.

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  3. drool drool.... that's all what I can do.

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  4. थोड़ा अलग तरह का दिख रहा है ये...फ्रेंच फ्राईस जैसा :) लेकिन आम का आचार...नाम ही काफी है बस :)

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  5. lipsmacking! I am not pregnant but the pic makes me crave..

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  6. Hmm,,,nice mango pickles makes me drooling dear..my faav one taste good with curd rice.

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  7. Lipsmacking pickle, makes me drool..

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  8. New to me but I bet they are very appetising.

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  9. Tangy and yummy pickle..love spicy pickle.

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  10. yummy looking pickle and easy too.

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