The aroma, sweetness & royal colour of mango blended with spices, coconut oil & sour curd makes it the king of all dishes. Aboslutely royal and stunning dish from God's Own Country the greener of green India - Kerala!
Ingredients :
- Ripe Mango - 3 Nos (flavourful & sweet mango variety of your region)
- Sour thick buttermilk - 1 cup
- Grated coconut - 1 cup
- Red chillies - 4 nos
- Peppercorns - 1 tsp
- Cumin seeds - 1/2 tsp
- Fenugreek seeds - 1/2 tsp
- Turmeric Powder - 1/4 tsp
- Salt to taste
- Sugar - 3 tsp (or to taste)
Tempering :-
- Coconut Oil - 1 & 1/2 tbsp
- Mustard seeds - 1 tsp
- Curry leaves - 1 sprig
Procedure :-
- Slice the mangoes with skin. Remove skin from few pieces and keep it aside. this we are going to use at the finishing stage of the dish for garnishing.
- Boil mango pieces with skin (this will emit complete flavour of mango) adding 2 and 1/2 tea cups of water, salt and turmeric powder. Once cooked, remove skin from the mango pieces and let it cool separately.
- Dry roast Fenugreek (methi) seeds till they turn light brown in colour, powder it using mortar & pestle (or prepare and powder it in large quantity & store in an air tight container to use in khadis & other preparations)
- In a small pan, heat 1/2 tsp coconut oil and roast the red chillies (this will give nice flavour to the dish)
- Grind coconut, Cumin seeds, Red Chillies, Peppercorns together adding water to a smooth paste (you can use the water in which mango is boiled)
- Mash the boiled mango pieces and add the ground masala paste to it, add sugar, roasted fenugreek seed powder and boil
- Add the thick & sour buttermilk & cook on medium flame stirring continuosly for 4 min or till foam forms on top.
- Remove from flame and temper with mustard seeds & curry leaves in coconut oil and add to the dish.
- Now add the saved ripe mango pieces to garnish the dish.
- Tounge tickling royal pulissery is ready to make you drool :p
Mezhukupirati / mezhukuvarati is the best side dish for this. Fried Kerala Urad Papad is added bonus!
hmmm nice aroma from your dish..i use the nadan manga and peel the skin pulling from mango and put as such ,not cubes or mashed ones mira..i like your procedure and will try soon..which mango have you used here?
ReplyDeleteflavourful ...yummy
ReplyDeleteTotally new. A different taste altogether
ReplyDeleteDear Mira...
ReplyDeleteIts making my mouth water......
nadan tastes the best leela chechi. But i am in western part so I use badami, aapoos, upvariety, rajapuri etc. in the one showed in the pic is UP variety. thank you chechi.
ReplyDeleteThank you Shama, VJ, Radha
mango kadhi recipe sounds yummy
ReplyDeletewow...drooling here....nostalgic feeling....
ReplyDeleteOh I love this--and since mangoes are in season have to try them soon..Thank You for the link to the Kerala kitchen!
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Very Nice item. Happy to see in picture. Process is also well explained. Thanks for sharing, Mira.
ReplyDeletehe he my mouth is already watering and want to taste this dish.
ReplyDeletethank you Meghana, Faseela, Sonia, Gopu Sir, Kitchen queen
ReplyDeletewill try this soon.... this new for me...
ReplyDeleteVery delicious dear,love it a lot,Mira:-)
ReplyDeleteThanx for linking!
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Delicious and very flavourful mango curry..Happy to follow you:)
ReplyDeleteThank you Bhavna, Julie, Maayeka
ReplyDeleteMira dear yummy dish. My mouth is watering. Will come one day to taste the same.
ReplyDeleteYummy and nostalgic.Who can resist the flavor and aroma ?
ReplyDeletethank you viji mami. Most welcome :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you Melange :-)
This looks interesting and new to me..
ReplyDelete-Mythreyi
Yum! Yum! Yum!
Am coming across this dish very often Mira! Looks so good! love the bright yellow colour of the mango as well as the curry! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Mythreyi, Mahi
ReplyDeleteI like this item,specially mango juice preparation.
ReplyDeleteThis dish is new to me. I'm crazy about mangoes, I'm sure I'm gonna like this. And since this sounds so easy, I'm gonna try this one too...just need to get some good Mangoes.
ReplyDeleteI'm yet to try out your pulinji. I'll get back to you on how they come out.
Thank you Animesh, D. Nambiar (you will like both the toungue tickling dishes.)
ReplyDeleteJust mouthwatering...would love to have some!
ReplyDeletethank you Kalyan
ReplyDeleteMira I love morkootan,but I don't like to add jeera,it gives Molakoottal taste,thank you for the recipe
ReplyDeleteIt will not Meenu ka. Just a bit of cumin will never give you molakootal taste. Moreover, this dish recommends for roasted fenugreek powder and the flavour of mango dominates. Just give it a try.
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