Sweet mango chutney with rotis, just imagine this combination. Dont you drool to this combination, but i do. Its been a while i prepared this chutney at home,usually my Grandma makes excellent chutney with jagggery and cubed mangoes. I just skipped both and went for grated mangoes along with palm jaggery. This makes an excellent chutney with less ingredients. You may wonder why am posting suddenly this mango chutney, i have a reason to post, actually i prepared this post long back and this chutney suits prefectly for this week's blogging marathon. Today am running my third week of blogging marathon and the theme of this week is Summer specials.
Personally summer means mangoes for me, eventhough the weather will be too hot people will never stop enjoying this King of fruits during its peak season. I think this sweet mango chutney suits prefectly for this week's theme, we enjoyed having this fingerlicking grated raw mango and palm jaggery chutney with bread slices for our sunday brunch while for dinner with rotis.Somehow my enfants enjoyed having this chutney with rotis.Prepare the palm jaggery syrup bit earlier by cooking a cup of palm jaggery pieces in a cup of water until the jaggery gets melts and the syrup turns a bit thick, strain it and use it as syrup.Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM#41.
1cup Mango (grated)
1cup Palm jaggery syrup
1tsp Kashmiri Red chilly powder
1tsp Mustard seeds
2tbsp Oil
1/4tsp Salt
Heat enough oil,let splutters the mustard seeds, add immediately grated mango, sauté for few minutes.
Add immediately the red chilly powder, salt, cook everything for few seconds.
Add the palm jaggery syrup and cook until the mangoes gets cooked and turns thick..
Serve this chutney warm or chilled.
Conserve in room temperature,this chutney stays prefect for 2-3days.
Personally summer means mangoes for me, eventhough the weather will be too hot people will never stop enjoying this King of fruits during its peak season. I think this sweet mango chutney suits prefectly for this week's theme, we enjoyed having this fingerlicking grated raw mango and palm jaggery chutney with bread slices for our sunday brunch while for dinner with rotis.Somehow my enfants enjoyed having this chutney with rotis.Prepare the palm jaggery syrup bit earlier by cooking a cup of palm jaggery pieces in a cup of water until the jaggery gets melts and the syrup turns a bit thick, strain it and use it as syrup.Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM#41.
1cup Mango (grated)
1cup Palm jaggery syrup
1tsp Kashmiri Red chilly powder
1tsp Mustard seeds
2tbsp Oil
1/4tsp Salt
Heat enough oil,let splutters the mustard seeds, add immediately grated mango, sauté for few minutes.
Add immediately the red chilly powder, salt, cook everything for few seconds.
Add the palm jaggery syrup and cook until the mangoes gets cooked and turns thick..
Serve this chutney warm or chilled.
Conserve in room temperature,this chutney stays prefect for 2-3days.
15 comments:
I always make sweet mango chutney with sugar..Palm sugar gives a better colour I feel.will try it out next time.
How wonderful!!! I recently bought a pack of frozen raw mangoes (it's winter here) n lemme make a batch of this sweet mango chutney :)
I agree I too associate summer with mango. .what an amazing fruit. And this chutney looks vibrant and finger licking.
very tempting.. love the color.. one of my fav during my 1st pregnancy
i do drool :) this is indeed a beautiful combination and am definitely going to put to use the palm jaggery with this recipe
Love the color, chutney looks delicious!
That's too good Priya..chutney looks so nicely done..
Nice color and tempting.
Love the color of that chutney!
The palm sugar would definitely add to the flavor of the chutney. Lovely recipe....
Almost like Gujarati chundo except use of Palm sugar... Yummy !
Yum, drool worthy and totally irresistible.
what a quick and easy chutney
Love this sweet, tangy and spicy chutney. Looks yummy.
Love the color of the chutney! Never worked with palm jaggery though.
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