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Рецепт Uppumanga / Salted Tender Mangoes in Brine
by Swapna

I

think Uppumanga (Raw mangoes in brine) with kanji along with a

kanthari mulaku (bird’s eye chilly) is the

Malayali’s favorite comfort food... right?? I know my husband will

not agree with it :D... Almost a year ago when Sarah of Vazhayila posted

this recipe it triggered my childhood memories... But I never got tender

mangoes (kannimanga) here... so this year when I saw some green mangoes I decided

to make it with that... so I

selected the smallest thin skin mangoes available and made Uppumanga and now I

am a happy girl having it with kanji and making uppumanga curry and chutney!

Traditionally uppumanga is preserved in a big bharani (earthen pot).... In one of my

old recipe books it’s

written that to prevent it from fungal attack, in the old days people make a pouch with clean

sand in a cloth and tie the bharani with this sand pouch and the Uppumanga

preserved this way lasts yearlong! If you don’t have a bharani use clean glass bottles, make sure

to add enough salt water to cover the mangoes.... My aunt told me to add little

coriander powder tied in a clean cloth in the brine to givethe mangoes and the brine a lovely smell.... Always use clean sterilized bharani / jar to preserve mangoes and use a dry spoon, else you will

see fungus attack....

Uppumanga / Salted Tender Mangoes in Brine

Ingredients:

Tender mangoes (kannimanga) - 10

Green chillies -6 - 8 slitted

A small piece of clean cloth and

a kitchen twine

Water – 4 cups or enough to cover

the mangoes

Method:

Wash the mangoes well and wipe it

with a clean cloth.

Boil water along with salt and allow to cool to room

temperature.

Add coriander powder in a small piece of clean dry

cloth and secure it tightly with a kitchen twine.

Add the mangoes, slitted green chillies and the

coriander powder pouch to the bharani / glass bottle, add enough cooled salt

water to cover it.

Take a clean white cloth, cover the mouth of the jar

and secure it tightly with a kitchen twine and then secure it with lid.

Keep in a cool dark corner for 3-4 weeks and then

you can start using it. The time depends on the quality of mangoes.

When the mangoes become soft use it as desired along

with kanji or as a curry or chutney.

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