Summer time and that means arrival of Mango in the market!!
Ancient times, our ancestors used the local seasonal fruit and vegetables in their cooking and that's called "Nadan" cooking.
Today I am sharing with you a "Nadan" Recipe, a yummy Sweet, Sour and Spicy curry using Raw Mango.
Raw Mango Curry / Manga Kootan - is a special dish made during Vishu time (new year as per Malayalam Calendar in the month of April) .
Ancient times, our ancestors used the local seasonal fruit and vegetables in their cooking and that's called "Nadan" cooking.
Today I am sharing with you a "Nadan" Recipe, a yummy Sweet, Sour and Spicy curry using Raw Mango.
Raw Mango Curry / Manga Kootan - is a special dish made during Vishu time (new year as per Malayalam Calendar in the month of April) .
Simple yet tasty curry which can be had with Plain Rice and also a good accompaniment for Dosai.
Which variety to be used :- Thothapuri variety is the best. But you can use the pickling mango as well but in lesser quantity as it may be more sour.
Which variety to be used :- Thothapuri variety is the best. But you can use the pickling mango as well but in lesser quantity as it may be more sour.
Coconut oil is best suited for this dish.
You will need :-
- Raw Mango (Big) - 1 No.
- Cucumber (Madrasi Kakdi) - 1/2
- Jaggery - 1 Tbsp
- Turmeric Powder - 1/4 tsp
- Green Chilly (Vertically Slit) - - 2 Nos. (or as preferred)
- Salt to taste
For Tempering :-
- Coconut Oil - 1 Tbsp
- Mustard Seeds - 1 Tsp
- Red Chillies - 2 nos. (broken)
- Curry Leaves - 1 sprig
Procedure :-
- Chop Mango and cucumber and put it in a vessel and pour enought water to cover them well.
- Add salt, Turmeric Powder, Jaggery, Slit Green Chillies and bring to boil.
- Cook till the mixture thickens slightly and is cooked well.
- Make the tempering using coconut oil and add it to the dish.
- Simple, yet delicious Manga kootan is ready to be served!
Enjoy the season of Mangoes!
Other Mango Recipes:-
- Raw Mango Rice
- Quick Raw Mango Pickle
- Mampazha Pulissery (A curry using Buttermilk and Ripe Mangoes)
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