Ingredients:
Mango – Raw – big sized – 1
Jaggery – 1 cup
Green chillies – 3
Mustard - 1 tspn
Oil – 2 tspns
Method:
1. Add just enough water and melt the jiggery.
2. Filter away the dirt and keep aside.
3. Peel the skin from the mango and chop it into thin slices.
4. Pressure cook the mango and mash it well to get the pulp.
5. Boil the jiggery to make sticky syrup.
6. Add the mashed mango pulp and stir well till it becomes a semi solid mass.
7. Splutter mustard, fry the green chillies and add it to the mango pulp-jaggery mixture.
This is a special side dish made during the Tami New Year’s Day and has a sweet, sour and spicy taste.
The procedure is to add four or five roasted neem flowers to the pachadi during Tami New Year's Day.
This dish is made to indicate that in the forthcoming new year , one should be ready to face challenges, sweet , sour or spicy !
It can be had with any rice items, and also with chappathis and puris. More chillies can be added according to taste. Do not use very sour mangoes because pachadi will become more tangy.
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Geek, thank you for the comment. Sry I could not acknowledge immediately :)
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hello!!!
nice method of preparation
Regards
geekunnel
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Meera, mango season has started and certainly uou might get good mangoes :) Have fun :)
Red, actually it will never be the same when you use canned fruits or pulp. But probably cooking the pulp for sometime and adding jaggery syrup will help :)
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Priya: I remember my mom and my grandmas making this pachadi on Apr 14th
. It just aint the same making it with canned mango pulp
as its hard to get mangoes this time of the season here. I love vepampoo rasam too.
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Priya,
On my way out to buy vegess....hope there are good mangoes ;)
love the vepampoo manga pachidi too and vepampoo rasam :))
feels great to just read... gotta make it tonight
Meera
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