Every year, we eagerly wait for the summer break. Not only we can go bed late, no homework to be completed, we wait our uncle and aunty from Salem. Not that we were eager to meet them after a year, we were pretty much interested to the fruit they bring to us.
Salem Mulgoa mangoes are quiet popular and tastiest one; the mango is small (like a pear size), extremely juicy. No need to slice the fruit, u got to roll between your palms vigourously, make a hole on top and suck the juice, the pit and skin is left at the end! They usually bring a basket, which contains 60 counts, everything get vanished in two days! Just miss those juicy days!
In US, the mango is flooding now they come from Mexico. The fruit is huge, yellow and perfect look wise but you got to plant your nose to get the mango smell. Nothing to compare with the fruit we get back in India.
But it doesn’t stop me to buy the unflavored mangoes! Green or ripe, I store in my fridge! Crazy huh? No, I get a huge satisfaction eating mangoes and I don’t feel nostalgic!
Coming to the recipe, one of the popular recipes with the green mango is done by my mom. I prepared in microwave, got to tell it is quiet easy in microwave.
Sweet Mango pachadi/ chutney:
For this recipe, the mango should be sour. Select the firm green mango and taste it before! If u re in US, you have 90% of chance to get a non-sour mango!
Microwave cooking time: 10 minutes
Ingredients:
Green mango peeled, sliced thinly: 2 cup
Green chillis: 2 sliced
Ginger: 2 tsp minced
Light brown sugar: ¼ cup (can be increased according your sweet level)
Salt: a pinch
Water: ½ cup
Seasoning: (I didn’t do it- but my mom does)
Oil: 1 tsp
Mustard seed: ½ tsp
Curry leaves: few
Method in microwave:
Take a microwave safe bowl. Add the mango slice and ½ cup of water. Cook in microwave (high) for 5 minutes. Remove and mix with wooden spatula and keep another 3 minutes.
After 8 minutes, take out (my mango slice was cooked), add the sugar, chillis, ginger and salt, mix well. Keep again in microwave for another 2 minutes.
If you want to season: Do in separate microwave bowl. Heat oil and mustard for 2 minutes until u heard a poping sound. Take out and throw the curry leaves. U can mix with the chutney!
Mango pachadi/raita:
Will be great for side dish for any mixed rice.
Microwave cooking time: 2 minutes
Green mango peeled and diced: 1 cup
Plain yogurt/curd: 1 cup
Salt: ¼ tsp
Seasoning:
Oil: 1 tsp
Mustard seeds: 1 tsp
Green chillies: 2 sliced
Curry leaves: 3 or 4 leaves
In microwave bowl, heat the oil and mustard seeds and chillies for 2 minutes! Take out add the curry leaves. Mix with yogurt and mango mixture.
Whisk the yogurt/curd and salt together. Add the diced mango and seasoning. Keep in fridge until the serving time!
Finally the shreekhand with mango bites, When I saw to Suparna’s place, I know I gonna make it soon when I will get the mangoes. The curd is hung overnight and sugar, cardamom, nuts are mixed topped with mango bites! Would be such a luxurious dessert after any meal! I love this simple dessert for the simplicity, thanks Suparna, we enjoyed having it.
Salem Mulgoa mangoes are quiet popular and tastiest one; the mango is small (like a pear size), extremely juicy. No need to slice the fruit, u got to roll between your palms vigourously, make a hole on top and suck the juice, the pit and skin is left at the end! They usually bring a basket, which contains 60 counts, everything get vanished in two days! Just miss those juicy days!
In US, the mango is flooding now they come from Mexico. The fruit is huge, yellow and perfect look wise but you got to plant your nose to get the mango smell. Nothing to compare with the fruit we get back in India.
But it doesn’t stop me to buy the unflavored mangoes! Green or ripe, I store in my fridge! Crazy huh? No, I get a huge satisfaction eating mangoes and I don’t feel nostalgic!
Coming to the recipe, one of the popular recipes with the green mango is done by my mom. I prepared in microwave, got to tell it is quiet easy in microwave.
Sweet Mango pachadi/ chutney:
For this recipe, the mango should be sour. Select the firm green mango and taste it before! If u re in US, you have 90% of chance to get a non-sour mango!
Microwave cooking time:
Ingredients:
Green mango peeled, sliced thinly: 2 cup
Green chillis: 2 sliced
Ginger: 2 tsp minced
Light brown sugar: ¼ cup (can be increased according your sweet level)
Salt: a pinch
Water: ½ cup
Seasoning: (I didn’t do it- but my mom does)
Oil: 1 tsp
Mustard seed: ½ tsp
Curry leaves: few
Method in microwave:
Take a microwave safe bowl. Add the mango slice and ½ cup of water. Cook in microwave (high) for 5 minutes. Remove and mix with wooden spatula and keep another 3 minutes.
After 8 minutes, take out (my mango slice was cooked), add the sugar, chillis, ginger and salt, mix well. Keep again in microwave for another 2 minutes.
If you want to season: Do in separate microwave bowl. Heat oil and mustard for 2 minutes until u heard a poping sound. Take out and throw the curry leaves. U can mix with the chutney!
Mango pachadi/raita:
Will be great for side dish for any mixed rice.
Microwave cooking time: 2 minutes
Green mango peeled and diced: 1 cup
Plain yogurt/curd: 1 cup
Salt: ¼ tsp
Seasoning:
Oil: 1 tsp
Mustard seeds: 1 tsp
Green chillies: 2 sliced
Curry leaves: 3 or 4 leaves
In microwave bowl, heat the oil and mustard seeds and chillies for 2 minutes! Take out add the curry leaves. Mix with yogurt and mango mixture.
Whisk the yogurt/curd and salt together. Add the diced mango and seasoning. Keep in fridge until the serving time!
* Mango chutney and mango raita is for Rachel who selected Essential extras for MEC, event originated by Srivalli
*Mango chutney, Raita and shreekhand are for Srivalli who is hosting Mango mela.
* Mango is synonym to summer, My pachadi, raita and shreekand is for Festive food:Summer treat
Finally the shreekhand with mango bites, When I saw to Suparna’s place, I know I gonna make it soon when I will get the mangoes. The curd is hung overnight and sugar, cardamom, nuts are mixed topped with mango bites! Would be such a luxurious dessert after any meal! I love this simple dessert for the simplicity, thanks Suparna, we enjoyed having it.
The Shreekhand with mango bites is going to MBP: Mango masti hosted by Neha, event created by Coffee
Comments
All dishes sound wonderful Cham but for some reason, I cannot see any picture. Wll be back later to check.
LOved the microwave pachadi, raita and the mango scoops with shrikand.
Just great dishes - awesome...
Mango Maniac ya tha's me too! I too have a gala time having a mango mania at home with lots of mango dishes...I loved this post of urs ... one stop for many mango recipes, shall try the raita and pachadi ur version. Thanks so much dear for trying the shrikhand :) I am honoured. beautiful presentation.nice snaps.
TC
Wish i had any kind ( tasty) mangoes here.
We had them once a while and we used too love them.
Pachidi looks so so yumm.
Mango in shirekhand and the pachadi are my favs.
I like mangoes too, but lost some interest as I don't like the taste here in US compared to our Indian varieties. We get two varieties in AP as Sra said, Rasaalu and Bangenapalli (these are the most yummiest ones for me).
This raita sounds delicious. Gotta try it the next time I find green mango at the Indian grocery store.
All of them look so gud..
Its true Cham, we cant compare the mangoes from here to India !!
We were even talking that we should have enjoyed its abundance when we had the chance! Sigh...
Good to see ur post. Lovely recipes. Yum yum yummy!
Mango ilove any form of mango..all of these manago dishes looks so inviting and colourful ...
Thanks for participating in MLLA, the round up will post on Sunday.
Have a safe trip.
Lori Lynn