How can i miss a recipe from raw mango when the market is all flooded with it ? Last season I couldn’t share much Mango recipes here , but this time i don’t want to miss . Last week i kick started the season with a simple raw mango chutney and aam panna and today it’s ” Raw Mango Thokku ” . Made from freshly ground spice, high on flavors with no preservatives and artificial coloring this home made Grated Mango Pickle tastes way way better than any store bought pickles .Its spicy , tempting and quiet addictive . Do try this mouthwatering simple pickle this season and relish it with anything and everything . Here you go…
Check Out the Video recipe here :
MANGO THOKKU RECIPE
Ingredients
- 1 kg Sour Raw mango
- 1 tsp Turmeric Haldi
- Salt, to taste
To temper :
- 3 - 4 tbsp Sunflower Oil / Gingely oil
- 1 tsp Mustard
- few Curry Leaves, ( Optional )
Masala / Spice Powder
- 8 - 15 nos Red Chilli, ( based on your spicy level )
- or
- 1.5 - 3 tbsps Red chilli powder
- 1 tsp Fenugreek seeds methi
- 1/2 tsp Mustard
- a big pinch Asafoetida/ hing
Instructions
- Wash ,pat dry,peel and grate raw mangoes.
- In a kadai / thick pan , heat a tbsp of oil . Splutter mustard seeds . Add curry leaves .
- Later add grated mangoes. Saute for 1-2 mins. Add salt and turmeric.Give it a mix.
- Keep the flame low and allow the grated mangoes to cook nicely. In 4-5 minutes, the mango will become soft.
- Meanwhile , in another kadai dry roast mustard seeds and methi . let the mustard splutter and methi be aromatic. Keep aside . To the same kadai ,add few drops of oil . Roast Chilli When chilli is done, add hing and switch off . If you are using chilli powder , skip red chilli frying step
- Powder all roasted spices to a fine powder . Keep aside
- When mangoes get cooked , add powedered masala powder and 2-3 tbsp of oil . If you have skipped roasting red chilli s, add red chilli powder too. Mix well so that everything combines well . Stir the thokku in between so that it doesn't get burnt .
- Keep the flame low and allow the thokku to combine well till the oil oozes out of the thokku.Switch off the stove . This may take around 10-15 mins on medium flame.
- That's it our spicy Mango Thokku is ready to enjoy. Store in air tight jar once its cooled to room temperature . Stays good for about 15-20 days without fridge and if refrigerated remains good for months together. Tastes awesome with idli , dosa, chapathi , bread, plain rice, curd rice etc.
Notes
- Select raw , firm sour mangoes .
- If you want you can add garlic too while tempering .
- For much quicker version , you can replace the roasted spice powder with just chilli powder or fry mustard - methi and omit chilli . later add chilli powder .
- The pickle when done should be more spicy , salty and tangy the first day . The taste will get balanced in next 2-3 days .
- Don't add water while doing it and also fry nicely so that water is evaporated . This will increase the shelf life.
- Use a clean dry spoon always and store in air tight container . Stays fresh and good for a long time. Can take it while travelling . It doesnt spoil .
Wow the thokku looks super tasty Smitha .Drooling here… wish I got some mangoes to try it today itself.
I love these thokku..super yummy
Wow love your recipes. I am def gonna try this Mango Thokku. Love sour mangoes. Thanks for sharing!
Looks lip smacking pickle !
Looks tempting.
Tempting mango thokku..
tempting thokku.looks so yumm.
always i love this mango thokku ..
Wow. I have a mallika (hapus+bangan hybrid: Inst of Horticulture) tree and look forward to making thokku with your recipe instead of traditional mango slice pickle
Really nice recipe…but can we add jaggery too
yes we can add