Veg Stir Fry

VEG STIR FRY

The Joy of Veg Stir-Fry: A Nutritious and Delicious Recipe.

 

Are you looking for a quick and healthy meal that bursts with flavor and freshness? Look no further than the versatile and delightful veg stir-fry! Packed with colorful vegetables and a mouth-watering combination of flavors, this recipe is perfect for vegans, vegetarians, and anyone looking to add more plant-based goodness to their diet.

 The Ultimate Veggie Medley:

One of the best things about a veg stir-fry is the endless possibilities of vegetables you can use. From crunchy bell peppers to nutrient-rich broccoli and vibrant carrots, you can mix and match to create your own veggie medley. This recipe allows you to experiment with various combinations, making it an excellent way to use up any veggies in your fridge.

  Ingredients:

- Assorted vegetables of your choice (e.g., bell peppers, broccoli, carrots, snow peas, etc.)

- Garlic cloves (minced)

- Fresh ginger (grated)

- Soy sauce (preferably low-sodium)

- Sesame oil

- High-smoke-point oil (e.g., canola or peanut oil)

- Steamed rice or noodles for serving (optional)

Please note that the specific amounts of each ingredient will depend on the number of servings and your personal taste preferences. Feel free to adjust the quantities accordingly.

To enhance the flavors and textures of your veg stir-fry, it's essential to include a few key ingredients:

1. Garlic and Ginger - Aromatic garlic and ginger are the foundation of many Asian-inspired dishes, including stir-fries. Their delicate flavors add a zing to your recipe, creating a perfect balance with the vegetables.

2. Soy Sauce - This umami-rich sauce adds a depth of flavor to your stir-fry. Opt for low-sodium varieties to keep it healthy.

3. Sesame Oil- Just a drizzle of sesame oil can take your stir-fry to another level. Its distinct flavor lends a delightful nuttiness and aroma to your dish.

 Cooking up a Storm:

Now that you have your ingredients ready, it's time to whip up your veg stir-fry:

1. Preparation: Start by washing and chopping your vegetables into bite-sized pieces. This step ensures even cooking and easy eating.

2. Heat the Pan: Take a large pan or wok and heat it over medium-high heat. Once hot, add a tablespoon of oil, preferably a high-smoke-point oil like canola or peanut oil.

3. Infusing Flavor: Add the minced garlic and grated ginger to the hot oil, giving it a quick stir until fragrant. Be careful not to burn them!

4. Vibrant Vegetables: Begin adding the vegetables that take longer to cook, such as carrots or bell peppers, stirring them for a couple of minutes until they start to soften.

5. Finishing Touches: Now, add the remaining vegetables, like broccoli or snow peas. Stir-fry for another few minutes until all the vegetables are tender yet still retain their vibrant colors and a bit of crunch.

6. Sauce it Up: Pour in a mixture of soy sauce and a touch of sesame oil, coating the vegetables evenly. Toss the veggies gently to ensure every piece absorbs the flavors.

7. Ready to Serve:Remove the pan from the heat, and your veg stir-fry is ready to be devoured. Serve it over a bed of steamed rice or noodles for a satisfying and complete meal.

# Health Benefits of Veg Stir-Fry:

Not only is veg stir-fry a delight for your taste buds, but it also offers numerous health benefits:

1. Rich in Nutrients: The medley of colorful vegetables ensures that your body receives a wide range of essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants.

2. Fiber Powerhouse: With the inclusion of fiber-packed vegetables, this recipe promotes healthy digestion and keeps you feeling satisfied for longer.

3. Weight Management: Veg stir-fry can support weight loss or maintenance due to its low-calorie content, high nutritional value, and filling nature.

 Conclusion:

Incorporating veg stir-fry into your weekly meal plan is a fantastic way to enjoy an array of vegetables, boost your health, and indulge in mouth-watering flavors. So the next time you're craving a quick, wholesome, and delicious meal, give the veg stir-fry recipe a try - you won't be disappointed!

Mango dal recipe/ Mamidi kaya pappu

 

Mango dal/ Mamidikaya pappu

Raw mangoes

 Raw mango or green mango is a versatile fruit that can be used in a plethora of recipes, from appetizers to desserts. It is a staple in Indian cuisine, where it is used in chutneys, pickles, and curries. Raw mango has a sour and tangy taste that can add a fresh and zesty flavor to your recipes. Here are some easy and delicious raw mango recipes that you can try. Green mangoes are rich in nutrients  with many health benefits. Green mangoes are  high in Vitamin C, Vitamin A, calcium, and magnesium which are useful for releasing toxins from your body.

We can make various dal   recipes with green mangoes in summer season.

You might like my other dal recipes also here:

Vakkaya Pappu / Pickleberry dal

Tomato pappu ( Dal with tomato)

Totakura pappu with Moong dal

 Mango dal with toor dal: This recipe combines the goodness of toor dal with the sourness of mangoes, resulting in a delicious and nutritious dish.

Mango dal with moong dal: This recipe is a slightly lighter version of the above recipe, as moong dal is used instead of toor dal. It has a slightly different taste and texture, but is equally delicious.

Mango chana dal: In this recipe, chana dal is cooked with mangoes and a variety of spices to create a hearty and flavorful dish that is perfect for a cold evening.

Raw mango dal: This recipe uses raw mangoes instead of ripened mangoes, resulting in a tangy and delicious dal that is perfect for summer.

Sweet mango dal: This recipe combines the sweetness of ripe mangoes with the savory flavors of dal to create a unique and tasty dish that is perfect for any time of year.

Spicy mango dal: For those who like their food spicy, this recipe combines chilies and other herbs and spices with the sweetness of mangoes to create a flavorful and zesty dal that is guaranteed to please.

Mango sambar: This South Indian dish is a variation of the traditional sambar, with the addition of ripe mangoes adding an extra layer of sweetness and flavor.

Mango coconut dal: In this recipe, coconut milk is added to dal to create a creamy and flavorful dish that is perfect for serving over rice or with Roti.

Mango peanut dal: This recipe combines the sweetness of mangoes with the nutty flavor of peanuts to create a hearty and delicious dish that is perfect for lunch or dinner.

Mango rasam: This tangy and spicy dish is a South Indian specialty, with the addition of mangoes adding a sweet and sour twist to the traditional recipe.

In addition to that raw mango salad, aam panna, raw mango curry, raw mango pickles are more popular in different regions of India. These recipes are easy to make and perfect for summer season.

For making mango dal or mamidikaya pappu required ingredients are here:

Ingredients:

• Green mangoes - 2 medium sized
• Green chilies - 3 or 4
• Red chili - 1
• 1 sprig of Curry leaves 
• Turmeric powder - 1tsp
• A pinch of hing - 
• Salt as needed
• Oil - 1tbsp
• Mustard seeds- 1 tsp
• Cumin seeds - 1tsp

Method:

1.Wash and soak 1 cup of toor dal for 30 minutes.

2.In a pressure cooker, add the soaked dal, 2 cups of water, 1/4 tsp turmeric powder, and a pinch of salt. Cook for 3-4 whistles or until the dal is soft and cooked.

3.Peel and chop 2 green mangoes into small pieces.

4.In a pan, heat 2 tbsp oil and add 1/2 tsp of mustard seeds, 1/2 tsp of cumin seeds, chopped red chili, a pinch of hing (asafoetida), 8-10 curry leaves, and 2-3 green chilies chopped.

5.Add the chopped mangoes and cook for 2-3 minutes until they are slightly soft.

6.Add the cooked dal to the pan with the mangoes and mix well.

7.Add salt to taste and simmer for 5-7 minutes until the dal and mangoes are well combined.

8.Serve hot with rice or chapatis. Enjoy your raw mango toor dal with Sun dried Curd Chili Recipe - Majjiga Mirapakayalu - Voora mirapakayalu or Boodida Gummadi Kaya Vadiyalu Recipe - Ash Gourd Vadiyalu  as a side dish.

 

Roasted Brinjal Chutney

How to make big brinjal chutney?/ Roasted egg pant chutney.

Brinjal is also known as egg plant. It is one of the weight loss vegetables. This eggplant chutney is often made in Telugu homes. A favorite dish in our family too..This chutney has a smoky flavor. Because eggplants are burnt on the stove top. Thats why its called smoked brijal chutney or burnt brinjal chutney. In telugu it is known as kalchina vankaya  pachadi or vankaya iguru pachadi. Minapa vadialu(urad dal fryums) is a good combination for this dish. I am sharing andhra style roasted brinjal/eggplant chutney here. 

Ingredients Required:

Bajji eggplants are large - 3

Green Chillies – 4

Chillies – 1

For seasoning:

Mustard - half teaspoon

Cumin - one teaspoon

chana dal- 1 tsp

urad dal - 1 tsp

Black pepper-one

oil - 1tbsp

Salt per taste

A sprig of curry leaves and coriander leaves

Preparation Method:

1.Wash the eggplants. After that, keep it in salted water for a while. Doing this will remove the chemical residue.

2.  Cut green chillies into thin slices.

3.Wipe the washed eggplants with a cloth, apply oil and roast them on the stove until the skin turns black.

4.After it cools down, peel it.

5.Mix all the pulp inside in a plate.

6.Light the stove and add oil in a pan and after it heats up, add talimpu seeds, asafoetida and red chillies and fry.

7.Now add green chillies and curry leaves and fry.

8.Along with the fried talimpu in the eggplant pulp, add salt and coriander leaves and mix.

9.This chutney is delicious when mix it up with hot rice.. It is also one of the favorite flavors of Telugus.

Note: While buying eggplants, carefully examine the pods. Any pitting means there is a roundworm. Do not take such things.

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Usirikaya ( gooseberry) karam

Usiri kaya, also known as the gooseberry, is rich in vitamin C and has antioxidant properties. Several times, my grandmother used to make this delicious and healthy dish. I'm going to show you this Usirikaya karam here.

Usirikaya karam/ Gooseberry karam

                        

  The Indian gooseberry recipe, also known as usirikaya karam, is prepared in a liquid form, whereas gooseberries are dipped in the liquid gravy. Enjoy this meal by mixing it with rice.

You can check out my other recipes by clicking on the links below:

Mango ginger slice recipe/mamidi allam mukkalu

Gongura Pulusu | Roselle leaves soup

Tomato rasam

Pepper flavoured (Miriyala) charu or Rasam

Coriander Lemon Chutney Recipe- Kothimeera nimmakaya karam Recipe

 

       Ingredients :

• Mustard seeds -2 tsps
• Methi seeds    -2 tsps
• Red chillies  -2
• Asafoetida -1 tsp
• Green chillies -4
•  Usirikaya (gooseberry) -10 nos
• Oil -3 tsps
• Salt to taste

Method ;
          First of all ,take a pan and  add mustard seeds methi seeds fry in a low flame without oil and make sure without burn it .Let it cool.Grind to a fine powder.Then wash the gooseberry fruit and wipe with a clean towel.Cut them without remove its seeds.Fry them in oil and add some salt and put it in  pressure cooker until 3 vigils come.Take a pan and  add mustard seeds,  Jeera (cumin seeds),,Asafoetida ,and red chilli pieces ,in a low flame.Add some green chillies to it  and fry well.Remove the usirikaya from cooker and add the talimpu to it.If we add some sesame powder the  taste will enhance..Try this recipe with dal.

   
 

Mango ginger slice recipe/mamidi allam mukkalu

Mango ginger recipe / mamidi allam mukkalu recipe

Mango Ginger slice Recipe is a vintage recipe. This mango ginger looks like regular ginger. But the smell is with green mango flavor. Mango ginger is not related to mango, or ginger. Which is a variety of Turmeric. Curcuma amada is the scientific name of Mango Ginger. Spicy with green mango flavor. Winter is the season for this vegetable. Telugu households make this recipe.

Mango Ginger slice/  mamidi allam mukkalu recipe

For dal rice, this recipe is the best. It is prepared by soaking mango ginger pieces in lemon juice, adding green chili slices and adding salt

Studies have also demonstrated the health benefits of mango ginger, and individuals who have consumed this spice have reported relief from arthritis, colds, flu, cough, and other ailments. It aids in the elimination of harmful toxins from the body and boosts a person's immune system, allowing them to effectively combat various diseases and health issues. It has the ability to significantly lower blood pressure, mango ginger is an excellent option for people who suffer from the condition.Therefore, if you want to reap the benefits of mango ginger, you should take the recommended amount or as 

directed by your doctor. 

Check my other recipes here:

Dosakaya Mukkala Pachadi Recipe | Yellow Cucumber Chutney Recipe

Dosa avakaya ( yellow cucumber)

ginger chutney

Mamidikaya pesarapappu pachadi recipe

INGREDIENTS:

• 1 Cup of sliced mango ginger 
•  Juice of 3 lemons
• Salt : as required
• Green chilies : 5 sliced  or according to the spice taste

                                                                   Instructions :

1. To begin, thoroughly wash in water to remove soil-borne dirt.
2. Peel the skin and slice them.
3. Now slice the green chilies similarly.
4. In a bowl, add the mango ginger slices, green chili slices, lime juice, salt, turmeric powder and mix well. 
5. If store it in refrigerator, the pickle will be remain fresh for up to 2 weeks.
6. It can be consumed well as a side dish with mudda pappu annam, ( dal rice). Additionally, it can be a delectable complement to curd rice.

Tags:

#mamidi allam mukkalu

#mango ginger spicy recipe

Palli Chutney/peanut chutney

   Palli chutney is also known as groundnut chutney, peanut chutney, verusanga pappula chutney, sankkaya chutney in different parts of south India. We can make this chutney in various types. Palli chutney has a distinctive tangy taste that is due to the presence of tamarind. It can be made using raw peanuts, roasted peanuts, raw or roasted gram or urad dal, raw mango, onion, garlic, chana dal and a small piece of jaggery or sugar (This is purely optional). To make this chutney, all the ingredients are blended together into a smooth paste. This chutney is also very good with served with a side of roti, poori, and steamed rice.

Palli chutney/peanut chutney

Palli chutney is a traditional South Indian delicacy that has been enjoyed by generations. It is a fragrant and unique chutney made with tamarind, and other spices. The combination of the ingredients creates a unique flavor that is not found in other chutneys. This chutney is a popular accompaniment to idli, dosa, and other South Indian dishes. It is also commonly served as a dip for snacks like pakoras and bhajiyas. Palli chutney is easy to make and can be stored in the refrigerator for up to five days. Its robust flavor, delicious aroma, and health benefits make it a popular condiment among South Indian households. Palli chutney is a delicious and healthy condiment that can be enjoyed with a variety of dishes.

You can check my other chutney recipes also here. Pudina kothimeera chtney

Tomato palli chutney

Roasted dal and coconut chutney

Tomato Chutney

Ginger chutney (4varieties)

Mint Coriander chutney

Tomato pudina chutney

Tomato Chutney

Tomato onion chutney /Onion tomato chutney

 The palli chutney I am referring to is made with roasted gram dal and green chilies which gives it a unique flavor. I had the privilege of learning this recipe from a street food vendor and realized that it had a very distinct taste unlike other variants of chutney. I would encourage everyone to try this delicious palli chutney in their home cooking, as it is sure to surprise your family with its incredible taste.In this chutney variant I didn't add tamarind and garlic. I have prepared this chutney with minimal ingredients as reffered by a street food vendor.

Ingredients:

• Pallies - 1 cup
• Roasted gram dal -1/2 cup
• Green chilies - 5 or 6 (according to your taste)
• Salt as required

For tadka:

• Mustard seeds- 1 tsp
• Cumin seeds (jeera) - 1 tsp
• Oil - 1 tbsp
• A sprig of curry leaves

Method:

In a skillet dry roast the groundnut in medium flame. Remove the skin when cool. Remove the crowns of green chilies. In a vessel boil the green chilies for 10 minutes to remove the raw smell. Let them cool. In a mixer grind the roasted pallies, roasted gram dal boiled green chilies by adding salt. Make a fine paste. In a pan heat oil and splutter the mustard seeds. Then add cumin seeds and curry leaves one by one, fry well. Add this tadka to chutney.

Serve with any breakfast items like idli, dosa, vada, poori, upma, pongal.

Tags:

#Andhra style peanut chutney

#street food style palli chutney

#groudnut chutney

#palli and roasted gram chutney

Sorakaya attu/Bottle gourd dosa

Sorakaya attu: The best accompaniment for steamed rice served with a dollap of ghee.. , a spicy South Indian dish: A blog post with suggestions on what to have with your rice.

Sorakaya attu/ Bottle gourd dosa

Sorakaya attu/bottlegourd dosa

 Bottle gourd also known as, aanapakaya, Lauki, white guard, trumpet guard, in various regions.

Bottle gourd  contains up to 90% water. It also reduces bad cholesterol. It contains only 15% calories. Sothat, it can be included in weight loss recipes without any objection. It includes soluble and insoluble dietary fiber.

 

 Many types of curries are made with bottle gourd. Some of the curries I have written on my blog can be found here. bottle gourd curry -1 

Bottle gourd curry -2

 Dosas are also made with bottle gourd. They are also good as breakfast and evening snacks. But, the recipe I'm going to share here goes well with rice. Apart from that, it is very tasty as a snack.

 

Ingredients:

Bottlegourd - 1

Urad dal - 1 cup

Asafoetida ( hing) - 1 tsp

Green chilies- 6 or per taste

Salt - as required

Oil - 1 tbsp

Method :

1.Firstly soak the urad dal for 1 hour. Take skin less urad dal to soak quicker.

2.Grind the soaked urad dal finely by adding asafoetida and salt. Set aside.

3.Remove the skin of bottle gourd with peeler.

4.Cut them finely.

5.Chop the green chilies as well.

6. In a vessel, combine the  chopped bottle gourd,green chilies with urad dal batter thouroughly.

7.Heat a tava and pour and spread the batter slightly thicker than a batter spread for dosa. The method of making this dosa should be like Utappam.

8.Add a spoon of oil around the dosa . Cook for 2 to 3 minutes until the bottom the dosa turns golden brown.

9.Now flip the dosa for 2 to 3 minutes.

10.Drizzle 1 more spoon of oil around the dosa.

11.Serve with steamed rice.

12.Cut a slice of this dosa and eat it with rice.

 Sorakaya attu or aanapakaya attu is a delicious Indian side dish that goes well with rice. The recipe is simple but tastes miles better once prepared. A recipe worth trying out at home! Let us know what you think. If you have any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to reach out  at Home Cooking Empire. Thank you for reading, would love to hear from you!

 #sorakayaattu

#bottlegourddosa

#laukidosa

#Anapakayaattu

Tomato onion curry recipe

 A tomato curry with onions is a tasty and tangy side dish for chapathi and rice.How to prepare Tomato onion curry or Tomato onion kura, Tomato tokku/gujju curry?

Tomato onion curry

Telugu refers to tomato as rama mulaga or tomato, while Hindi calls it tamatar. It was a tomato curry/koora in the andhra style that I prepared today for rice.It turned out very well.  I thought I would share it with you here. Minimal ingredients are required for this curry. Preparing this curry is quick and easy. On my blog you will find other popular curry recipes. Please find the links below. Check them out.

Mealmaker green sorrel leaves curry/ chukka koora meal maker curry recipe

Brinjal masala curry 3 types

Mirchi ka salan recipe

Capsicum Masala Curry Recipe

Potato Upma Curry Recipe

3 bean curry | Protein rich Curry with Black eyed ,Rajma and Soya beans

Cauliflower and Potato curry- Aloo Gobi Curry

Beetroot curry

vankaya kothimeera karam curry

Bottle gourd curry -1

Bottle gourd curry -2

How to make tomato onion curry ? Tomato Gujju curry/ tomato gravy curry or tomato onion curry can be prepared so easily. Here are the recipe ingredients and preparation instructions.

Ingredients:

• Tomatoes - 4
• Onions - 2
• Red chili powder - 2 tsps
• Salt - 1 or 2 tsps or according to your taste
• Turmeric powder - 1 tsp
• Ginger garlic paste - 1 tsp
• Roasted fenugreek powder/ methy powder - 1/2 tsp
• Curry leaves
• Coriander leaves
• Desiccatedcoconut powder - 2 tsps
• Roasted coriander and cumin powder
• Garam masala - 1 tsp
• Mustard seeds - 1/2 tsp
• Urad dal - 1 tsp
• Chana dal - 1 tsp
• Cumin seeds - 1 tsp
• Oil - 1 tbsp

Preparation:

1. Firstly cut the tomatoes and onions in desired shape.
2. Heat oil in a kadai, add the mustard seeds, when they crackle, add urad dal, chana dal and cumin seeds.
3. Then add ginger garlic paste, fry until nice aroma appears.
4. Add chopped, tomatoes and onions, fry until mushy.
5. Then add ,curry leaves to the above fry.
6. After that add fenugreek powder, coriander cumin powder,turmeric powder,desiccated coconut powder, garam masala, red chili powder and salt in batches.
7. Stir fry for few minutes.
8. Finally add coriander leaves and mix well.
9. Serve hot with rice, chapathi or dosa.

Mamidikaya pesara pappu pachadi

 Mamidikaya pesarapappu pachadi recipe/ Raw mango moong dal chutney.

A popular telugu recipe is mango pesarappu pacchadi. Besides being simple to prepare, it also tastes delicious. Most of your body's protein requirements are met by lentils, which are protein-rich.This chutney is also made in two types. One method is grind the moong dal along with mango slices after roasting and cooling. A second option is to soak the pesara pappu/ moong dal and grind it with chunks of mango. Either way, the chutney is delicious. So let me share both methods in more detail. 

Mangoes are excellent for making a variety of dishes in summer. If you like to visit my other raw mango recipes, please click the links below.

Ava baddalu/Instant mango avakaya

Allam avakaya/ Allam vellullui avakaya recipe

Magaya pickle

Nuvvula avakaya recipe/mango sesame seeds recipe

Mamidi menthi baddalu /mango menthi mukkalu recipe

Pesara Avakaya recipe

Sweet mango chutney recipe

mango turumu pachadi/ grated mango chutney recipe

Mango and coconut chutney

Here are the ingredients and method for making mango pesera pappu chutney.

First method:

Ingredients:

• Raw mango -1
• Moong dal - 1/2 cup
•  Red chilies -  4 or 5
• A pinch of hing (Asafoetida) 
• Salt - As required/ 
• Curry leaves 
• Mustard seeds- 1 tsp
• Cumin seeds - 1 tsp
• Oil - 1 tbsp

Method:

1. Firstly, dry roast the moong dal and set aside. 
2. After that dry roast the red chilies. Let them cool.
3. Grind the moong dal and red chillies into a coarse powder in a mixer jar.
4. Wash the mangoes , remove the outer skin with peeler.
5. After adding the mango and salt to taste, grind the mixture into a little coarse paste using water.
6. Transfer  the above paste to a bowl .
7. Heat oil in a pan, crackle the mustard seeds. Then  add cumin seeds, hing, and curry leaves. 
8. Add the tempering to the above chutney.
9. Now the mamidikaya pesarapappu/ raw mango moongdal  chutney is ready to serve.
10. It will not be kept at room temperature for one day. In the refrigerator, this can be stored for up to four days.

2nd method:

Ingredients:

• Raw mango -1
• Moong dal - 1/2 cup
•  Red chilie - 1 broken
• Red chili powder - 1 tbsp
• A pinch of hing (Asafoetida) 
• Salt - As required/ 
• Curry leaves 
• Coriander leaves
• Mustard seeds- 1 tsp
• Urad dal - 1 tsp
• Cumin seeds - 1 tsp
• Oil - 1 tbsp

Method:

1. Wash the mango and  use the vegetable peeler to remove the skin off the mango.
2. Chop the mango  into cubes.
3. Wash and soak the moong dal for about 15 minutes. Grind the chopped mango, soaked moong dal along with red chili powder and salt to a coarse paste.
4. Heat a kadai with oil, add mustard seeds, let them splutter, then add cumin seeds, urad dal, broken red chili, hing   and curry leaves afterwards. 
5. Mix this tempering to the ground paste. Mix the grated coriander with the chutney.
6. Serve with steamed rice along with ghee.

# Mamidikaya pesarapappu pachadi recipe/ Raw mango moong dal chutney.

A popular telugu recipe is mango pesarappu pacchadi. Besides being simple to prepare, it also tastes delicious. Most of your body's protein requirements are met by lentils, which are protein-rich.This chutney is also made in two types. One method is grind the moong dal along with mango slices after roasting and cooling. A second option is to soak the pesara pappu/ moong dal and grind it with chunks of mango. Either way, the chutney is delicious. So let me share both methods in more detail. 

Mangoes are excellent for making a variety of dishes in summer. If you like to visit my other raw mango recipes, please click the links below.

Ava baddalu/Instant mango avakaya

Allam avakaya/ Allam vellullui avakaya recipe

Magaya pickle

Nuvvula avakaya recipe/mango sesame seeds recipe

Mamidi menthi baddalu /mango menthi mukkalu recipe

Pesara Avakaya recipe

Sweet mango chutney recipe

mango turumu pachadi/ grated mango chutney recipe

Mango and coconut chutney

Here are the ingredients and method for making mango pesera pappu chutney.

First method:

Ingredients:

• Raw mango -1
• Moong dal - 1/2 cup
•  Red chilies -  4 or 5
• A pinch of hing (Asafoetida) 
• Salt - As required/ 
• Curry leaves 
• Mustard seeds- 1 tsp
• Cumin seeds - 1 tsp
• Oil - 1 tbsp

Method:

1. Firstly, dry roast the moong dal and set aside. 
2. After that dry roast the red chilies. Let them cool.
3. Grind the moong dal and red chillies into a coarse powder in a mixer jar.
4. Wash the mangoes , remove the outer skin with peeler.
5. After adding the mango and salt to taste, grind the mixture into a little coarse paste using water.
6. Transfer  the above paste to a bowl .
7. Heat oil in a pan, crackle the mustard seeds. Then  add cumin seeds, hing, and curry leaves. 
8. Add the tempering to the above chutney.
9. Now the mamidikaya pesarapappu/ raw mango moongdal  chutney is ready to serve.
10. It will not be kept at room temperature for one day. In the refrigerator, this can be stored for up to four days.

2nd method:

Ingredients:

• Raw mango -1
• Moong dal - 1/2 cup
•  Red chilie - 1 broken
• Red chili powder - 1 tbsp
• A pinch of hing (Asafoetida) 
• Salt - As required/ 
• Curry leaves 
• Coriander leaves
• Mustard seeds- 1 tsp
• Urad dal - 1 tsp
• Cumin seeds - 1 tsp
• Oil - 1 tbsp

Method:

1. Wash the mango and  use the vegetable peeler to remove the skin off the mango.
2. Chop the mango  into cubes.
3. Wash and soak the moong dal for about 15 minutes. Grind the chopped mango, soaked moong dal along with red chili powder and salt to a coarse paste.
4. Heat a kadai with oil, add mustard seeds, let them splutter, then add cumin seeds, urad dal, broken red chili, hing   and curry leaves afterwards. 
5. Mix this tempering to the ground paste. Mix the grated coriander with the chutney.
6. Serve with steamed rice along with ghee.

Tags:

#Mamidikaya pesara pachadi recipe

#Pesara pappu mamidikaya chutney recipe

#Mango moongdal chutney recipe

#Roti pachallu

Pudina kothimeera pachadi

 Mint coriander chutney, How to make pudina kothimeera chutney?Mint and coriander chutney can be prepared with mint leaves, coriander leaves, tamarind.Adding tamarind makes this chutney more tangy. If you don't want to be sore skip tamarind, instead of add tomatoes..Here I have included both of them.  Mint coriander chutney can be eaten not only in all breakfast items but also in rice. Consider making more than just Palli Chutney and Putnala Chutney in tiffins. You can store this chutney in the refrigerator for up to 4 days.

Pudina kothimeera chutney

 Mint leaves are known to promote digestion, reduce inflammation and soothe the stomach. In addition to making chutney delicious, coriander also boosts immunity and digestion! As both mint and coriander leaves are known to be digestive aids, it is not surprising that this chutney is served with most fried foods.

 My other chutney recipe links are below.Please have a look.

Roasted dal or( Putnala pappu) and Coconut chutney

Mint Coriander Chutney 

coriander lemon chutney/ Kothimeera nimmakaya kaaram

Tomato chutney

Gongura pachadi/Red sorrel leaves chutney

Dondakaya kothimeera pachadi,

mamidikaya turumu chutney

 Ingredients for Mint and Coriander chutney:

Mint leaves - 1 bunch

Coriander - a bunch

Green chilies - 4

Tomato-1

Tamarind - Lemon size

Herbs-4

Red chili - 1

Mustard - 1/2 teaspoon

Cumin - 1/2 teaspoon

Asafoetida - 1 pinch

Salt -  enough to taste

Oil - three teaspoons

Curry leaves

Preparation:

First remove the coriander roots and rinse clean and set aside.

Wash the mint leaves.

Wash and slice the tomato.

Chop the green chillies.

Heat oil in a pan and add mustard seeds, cumin seeds, chopped red chili,  hing and curry  leaves, fry and set aside. Tempering is ready.

Now in the same pan add two more spoons of oil and fry the tomatoes, along with the mint leaves and cilantro leaves.  Add  tamarind and fry for few minutes.

After cooling,  grind in mixer.

Place the ground paste in a bowl  and add the tempering to it.

That's it. Very tasty coriander, mint chutney ready.

Besides Idli, vada, and dosa, this chutney is also good with rice.

Kaya avakaya/ Stuffed mango pickle recipe

How to make Kaya avakaya/ stuffed mango pickle/ గుత్తి మామిడి ఆవకాయ / Stuffed Mango Pickle Recipe/ Endu avakaya (Dried mango pickle),Andhra style stuffed mango pickle recipe.

stuffed mango pickle recipe

 Pickling is a combination of excellent preservation techniques and fine ingredients.The pickles my mom prepared in my childhood days were so numerous. The word kaya avakaya, literally meaning stuffed mango pickle.I learn the pickling process of mango pickle from my mother and sister who  are experts in our family. 

The stuffed mango pickle is known as  Kaya avakaya/  గుత్తి మామిడి ఆవకాయ , dried mango stuffed pickle(ఎండు ఆవకాయ ) too. Mango cutting is avakai's key step, and it can be done in all markets during mango season.

 One of my favorite traditional foods which is rarely made these days is kaya avakaya pickle. Pickle remains good until the following mango season. There is also an addition of jaggery to this pickle in some regions. You can add jaggery to this pickle by powdering it and mixing with the masala.

You might also like my other raw mango pickles here:

Magaya pickle

Allam avakaya/ Allam vellullui avakaya recipe

Pesara Avakaya recipe

Nuvvula avakaya recipe/mango sesame seeds recipe

Mamidi menthi baddalu /mango menthi mukkalu recipe

Ava baddalu/Instant mango avakaya

Sweet mango chutney recipe

mango turumu pachadi/ grated mango chutney recipe

Mango and coconut chutney

You can find the ingredients required for Kaya avakaya/ stuffed mango pickle recipe below:

Ingredients:

• Raw mangoes - 4
• Red chili powder - 1 glass
• Mustard powder - 1 glass
• Salt - 1 glass
• Roasted fenugreek powder - 2 tsps
• Turmeric - 2 tsps
• Sesame seeds oil - 1 glass
• Asafoetida (inguva)-1 tsp

Preparation:

1. Wash and wipe out the mangoes with a cotton towel.
2. Cut the top part of the mango and slit them lengthwise into 4 without cutting them completely.
3. Remove the soft seed inside.
4. In a bowl, mix the above powders i.e mustard powder, salt, turmeric powder, red chili powder and hing.
5. Pour the oil to the above mixture and  mix thoroughly.
6. Then stuff the above mix inside of the each mango.
7.  Place them in a jar for 3 days. The juice of the pickle appears after 3 days.
8. The pickle should be kept in bright sunlight    It takes about 3 to 4 days  for it to be completely dry. 
9. Keeping this pickle under dry conditions allows it to stay fresh for many months.
10. Always serve pickles with a dry spoon or ladle.
11. You can separate the mango pieces and mix the inside stuff with steamed rice by adding gingelly oil.
12. The taste will be heavenly. It can be served in curd rice too.

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Magaya pickle recipe

Magaya pickle recipe has a great sour taste and mouth-watering taste. How to make  Magaya pachadi? Magaya, or dry mango pickle, is another variation of an andhra classic pickle made in summer using sun dried mango pieces .                                                                                                                   

magaya pickle

Andhra pradesh, the southern state of India, is famous for mango magaya pickles. Magaya pickle is used not only in rice but also as a side dish in yoghurt rice. Additionally, chutney mixed with chopped onions, green chilies, and yoghurt in Magaya chutney is also served with breakfast items. We can make Salads, mango rasam, mango pappu, mango pachadi, mango rice, raw mango juice, etc., with raw mangoes.

                 

You might also like these other variants of raw mango pickles below: 

Allam vellulli mango avakaya 

   

Pesara avakaya recipe

Nuvvula avakaya/ Sesame seedsMango pickle                                                

Ava baddalu/Instant avakaya recipe

Mamidi menthi baddalu/mango menthi mukkalu

Mamidikaya turumu pachadi |Grated Mango pickle

          

Mango and coconut chutney

                                         

The following are the precise measurements.  for mango magaya pickle recipe.

Ingredients:

• Raw mangoes - 3
• Turmeric powder - 1 tsp
• Roasted fenugreek powder ( methi powder) - 1 tbsp
• Salt - 3 tbsps
• Hing - 1 tsp
• Red chili powder - 2 tbsps
• Sesame Oil - 2 tbsps

Method:

• Wash and wipe the mangoes with a cotton cloth.
• Peel the outer skin of the  mangoes and cut them  into thin slices.
• Mix them well and cover with a lid. Keep aside for 2 days.
• On the third day,  squeeze out the mango slices and separate the  mango liquid in a container.
• Spread the mango slices on a plastic sheet or steel plate.
•  Sun dry the mango slices for one complete day.
• The slices should not dry out completely. They should be soft to touch.
•  Place the mango liquid along with the mango slices. 
• Heat oil in a pan and crackle mustard seeds, then add asafoetida  and  chopped red chili to it and  fry.
•  Let the tampering cool completely.
• Add the dried mango slices to the mango liquid juice.
• Now add the red chili powder and methi mustard powder to the juice.
• Add the tadka along with oil to the mango slices. Mix with a ladle.
• Transfer  the  pickle to a  ceramic jar and preserve the Magaya pickle  for 2 weeks
• After 2 weeks, the pickle is ready to eat.
• Serve with steamed rice by adding ghee.
• The shelf life of  magaya pickle  is more than 1 year.

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