Pacha Manga Chammanthi,
every Malayalis’ favorite with a bowl of kanji and pappadom.... This
simple tongue tickling dish is best when prepared on an Arakallu but in modern
kitchens we
have to make
do with
the small wet grinding jar of our mixer grinder.... This is best when made with
Kanthari mulaku/ bird’s eye chillies and if that’s not available
you can use green chillies or dry red chillies.... Make sure not to add any water
while grinding.... usually manga chammanthi is serverd with rice but
it can be eaten as a quick snack by
spreading between bread slices....
Pacha Manga Chammanthi /
Raw Mango Chutney
Ingredients:
Grated coconut -1 cup
Pacha manga / Raw Mango –
1 small, peeled and chopped (+ / - according to the sourness of mango)
Kanthari mulaku / Birds
eye chillies – 4-5 (OR can use 3-4 Green chillies or Dry Red chillies)
Chumannulli / Shallots –
2-3
Ginger – ½ inch piece
Curry leaves – 2-3
Salt to taste
Method:
- Coarsely grind together all ingredients except curry leaves in the small jar of the mixie without adding water.
- Add curry leaves and pulse for few seconds till all the ingredients are mixed together.
- Shape it into a ball and serve with rice or rice gruel / kanji or sandwich between bread slices as a quick evening snack.
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oh swapna - what a presentation. just like the way we roll it on "ammikallu" - kanumbo thanne naavu orrunnu :)
ReplyDeleteTongue tickling chammanthi, mouthwatering here.
ReplyDeleteDelicious mango chutney this is my mum's favorite :)
ReplyDeletebetweeb slices of bread ... now that's an interesting way to eat pacha manga chammandi....
ReplyDeleteLip smacking chammanthi, lovely recipe as well as lovely click.
ReplyDeleteLook yummy!!
ReplyDeletewoww...vaayil vallam vannu :)
ReplyDeleteReally this is a tasty recipe..I have tried it. thanks a lot. for more recipes check foodsnearme.com
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