Mango Pickle Recipe – Homemade

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Mango pickle is a traditional pickle made with raw mango, spices and mustard oil.

This mango pickle or aam ka achar is accompanied by any Indian meal like dal rice, roti, paratha etc.

There are many ways to make mango pickles. Its taste changes from state to state. Some like sourer some like moderate sour.

I am sharing one of the easiest recipes for the mango pickle. Let’s learn how to make a mango pickle at home that tastes exactly the same as that our grandmothers made.

mango pickle recipe

The market one mango pickle does not taste good as compared to the one which our mother and grandmother used to make.

I do not buy any pickles from the market. Instead of that I make my own homemade pickle or get it made from someone else.

There are different types of achars which we can make like lemon pickle, carrot pickle, cauliflower pickle, radish pickle, lasoda pickle, tit pickle etc.

Mango Pickle Recipe Video

Mango Pickle Recipe

Course Pickle
Cuisine Indian
Keyword mango pickle recipe

Ingredients

  • 1 kg raw mango kacha aam
  • 50 gm soaf roughly grind
  • 50 gm methi dana roughly grind
  • 25 gm rai
  • 50 gm kashmiri lal mirch
  • 100 gm salt
  • 25 gm haldi
  • 200 ml raw mustard oil sarso oil
  • 50 ml mastard oil sarso oil
  • 1/2 tbsp hing

Instructions 

  • wash it in the running water and wipe it with a cloth.
  • cut the mango into a medium size. I removed the seed of the mango from the pulp.
  • Place them on the cloth and cover them with another cloth.
  • dry it in the sun for 3-4 hours for 2 days.
  • In a bowl add soaf, methi dana, rai, kashmiri lal mirch, salt, haldi.
  • Add a little bit of raw sarso oil and mix it well.
  • Add the rest of the raw oil and mix it well. For mixing oil in the masala we will use 200 ml of raw mustard oil.
  • In a frying pan add 50 ml mustard oil and heat it.
  • turns off the gas and let it cool down a little bit.
  • Now, add 1/2 tbsp hing and mix it well.
  • Now let it cool down completely.
  • In a big bowl or patila add dry raw chopped mangoes.
  • Add the prepared masala to it and mix it well.
  • Mix the heated mustard oil to the achar after cooling down.
  • In an achar pot/barni add the achar to it.
  • Daily mix it well with a spoon once for the next 3-4 days. After that you can have it.

Notes

Do not use a wet spoon, bowl or achar pot. Otherwise, your achar will spoil.