MAVINAKAYI UPPINAKAYI / NO OIL CUT MANGO PICKLE RECIPE (2024)

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No Indian meal is complete without pickles. Be it everyday home meal,restaurant thali or an elaborate meal at any function,pickles are a sure shot part of it . Pickles are sure to awaken our taste buds and make wonders . Though one can make pickles out various things,mango pickle is a popular choice.I already have an instant mango pickle recipe , Avakkai pickle andmango thokkuin this space and today i am sharing my mothers recipe of making Cut mango pickle without oil . In Karnataka its known as ” Ketthe Mavinakayi Uppinakayi ” .This cut mango pickle will stay good for a years, if handled properly. This pickle has no oil hence its very important to add right amount of sea salt ( crystal salt ) which acts as preservative . I know i am a bit late in sharing this recipe , but still not too late to make pickles. Do try these no oil Cut Mango pickle and enjoy ..

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KARNATAKA STYLE NO OIL CUT MANGO PICKLE

MAVINAKAYI UPPINAKAYI / NO OIL CUT MANGO PICKLE RECIPE (4)Smitha Kalluraya

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Ingredients

  • 3 cups raw and firm green Mangoes, chopped
  • 1 cup Rock Salt /crystal salt
  • 30 Red Chillies, ( Byadgi n guntur mix ; based on your preferred spiciness )
  • 1/4 Cup Mustard seeds
  • 1 tbsp Coconut Oil

For tempering

  • 1/2 tsp Mustard

Instructions

  • Wash and wipe mango nicely with a cotton cloth such that there is no moisture left . Cut the mangoes to bite size pieces. Discard the seeds.

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  • Take a big cleaned dry glass bottles / pickle containers. Add about 1 tbsp salt into the jar . Add some mango pieces. Again add a tbsp of salt. Add some more pieces and layer with salt. Do this till all your your mango pieces are over . If you have any salt left over you can keep them aside to use it later for making salt water . Cover the lid and keep it aside for atleast 4-5 days . Mix it nicely each day with a clean dry spoon .

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  • Meanwhile Sun dry mustard seeds and chillies for 3-4 hours to make them little crisp. Dry roast them for few seconds .If you don't get sunlight you can warm it lightly too later.

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  • After 4-5 days , you will see that the mango cubes would have turned tender , discolored and lot of water would have oozed out . Using a strainer separate the mango cubes and water . Keep the salt water aside .

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  • To the separated salt water add 2 more cups water and 1 small fist of rock salt .Heat this up and allow it to boil well till it reduces to almost half . Switch off and allow the salt water to cool .

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  • Now take a clean dry mixer jar . Add sun dried mustard and chillies to it . Make a coarse powder .

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  • Next to the coarse mustard chilli powder add little cooled boiled salt water in steps and grind to get a smooth thick pickle sauce .

  • Add this pickle sauce the drained mango cubes . Mix well . Add the remaining cooled boiled salt water to the pickle to get the desired consistency . Mix everything well in a wide mixing bowl .

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  • Transfer the pickle to the clean dry airtight storage jar .Let it rest for another 2-3 days so that the mango cubes takes in spices and later you can start using it . After a 3-4 days ,you transfer a small quantity of ready pickle to a small jar and temper it with some mustard and hing using coconut oil . Do note that tempering is purely optional and you can use the pickle as such too .

  • That's it our spicy No oil Cut Mango pickle is ready to enjoy. Store in air tight jar always and use clean spoon. Stays good for 4-5 months without fridge and if refrigerated remains good for years. Tastes awesome with idli , dosa, curd rice, plain rice, neer dosa etc.

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Notes

  1. Select raw, firm sour mangoes .
  2. After you clean mangoes , before putting to salt mix make sure there is no moisture. Any moisture will reduce the lifetime of pickle . Also make sure there is no moisture in jar , knife , spoon etc .
  3. Adjust salt and spice level as per tanginess of raw mangoes.
  4. Always use a mix of byadgi (gives color) and guntur ( for spiciness ) chilli .It gives your pickle nice color and spiciness too .
  5. The pickle when done should be more spicy , salty and tangy the first day .The taste will get balanced in next 2-3 days .
  6. If you feel after few days your pickle has become very thick , you can make required quantity of boiled salt water and add to pickle ,to get desired consistency .

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2 Comments

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    Suchana

    October 26, 2018 at 8:26 am

    Hi Smitha,
    Can I replace carrots in place of mangoes?

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      Smitha Kalluraya

      October 30, 2018 at 12:27 pm

      yeah ,.. u can try

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    MAVINAKAYI UPPINAKAYI / NO OIL CUT MANGO PICKLE RECIPE (2024)

    FAQs

    Which raw mango is used for pickle? ›

    Pickles are loved for its sour taste and raw Rajapuri mango is very sour compared to other varieties of mangoes. It will give your pickle required acidity without adding any kind of vinegar.

    Which method is used to preserve mango pickle? ›

    To keep the mango pickles fresh till the next mango season, you may fill them up in small jars and refrigerate. This way, you will be opening a small jar which gets exhausted before absorbing much moisture, and the other jars remain fresh for a longer time as they are not exposed to moisture.

    What is the difference between mango pickle and mango chutney? ›

    Is mango pickle the same as mango chutney? No, Mango pickle is not the same as mango chutney. Mango chutney is made using sugar or gur and is sweet in taste, while mango pickle is made using mustard oil and spices and is savory in taste.

    How do you get the sourness out of mango pickles? ›

    Add the cut mango pieces to a bowl and sprinkle salt and turmeric. Mix well and keep covered overnight. This helps remove some sourness from the mango pieces and helps release any excess moisture. Turmeric makes the pieces firm preventing the mango from getting soft so that the pickle has a nice bite to it.

    Is it OK to eat mango pickle everyday? ›

    Although pickles have some health benefits, it's not a good idea to eat pickles every day because they tend to be high in salt. Too much sodium can: Increase water retention. Cause hypertension.

    Why do we add vinegar in mango pickle? ›

    Why do we add vinegar to pickles? Vinegar-based pickling is a much faster process than fermentation pickling. Either way, the vinegar's acetic acid will increase the vegetables' acidity and kill off any existing microorganisms, which will help prevent prevent short-term spoilage.

    How long does homemade mango pickle last? ›

    This Mango Pickle keeps good for a couple of months at room temperature if you take good care. It keeps good in the refrigerator for 6 to 7 months.

    Which salt is best for pickles? ›

    Also known as canning salt or preserving salt, pickling salt is simply pure granulated salt (sodium chloride), without any anti-caking agents or additives that are traditionally added to table salt.

    Why is mango pickle not spoiled for long time? ›

    Answer. A mango gets spoilt and rotten after few days but a mango pickle does not spoil for a long period of time because mango pickles contains salt which acts as preservatives and prevent the growth of microorganisms in it.

    Why does my mango pickle taste bitter? ›

    the real answer is the mustard seeds are old and hence they have turned bitter. Only solution is to add lemon juice for the part quantity and only at the last minute of serving the pickle.

    What is mango pickle called in English? ›

    Avakaya (also known as mango pickle) is a variety of Indian pickle popular in South India with its origin in Delta Districts of Andhra Pradesh. The main ingredients are mangoes, āvapiṇḍi (ఆవపిండి)(powdered mustard seeds) and a combination of other spices used for pickling.

    Are pickled mangoes healthy? ›

    Mango pickle has been found helpful for boosting immunity. Consuming pickles in safe quantities help the body in receiving the right levels of nutrients for keeping the body healthy. Mango also contains essential nutrients like B vitamins, copper, folate, and Vitamin E which are very effective immunity boosters.

    What happens if you eat too much mango pickle? ›

    The sodium in these salty foods like pickles can increase your blood pressure levels, which can lead to heart problems as well. While eating a pickle once in a while will not be harmful, regular consumption of extra sodium can lead to several health issues.

    Why do mango pickles turn black? ›

    Pickles may turn dark for several reasons. The most common cause is using water with too many minerals, especially iron. Using ground spices rather than whole spices or using iodized salt, or cooking the cucumber brine too long with spices causes pickles to darken.

    Which variety of mango is famous for pickle in India? ›

    Although Mangoes in India are grown in a number of places, there is a particular variety called appe midi mango that is used for pickles and found in the western ghats. Midi means tender in Kannada language and appe midi is known to be the king of the tender mango varieties perfect for pickles.

    Which mango is best for pickle in Tamil Nadu? ›

    The popular Mango variety Kili Mooku (Tamil) also known as Totapuri/Ginimoothi/Collector/ Bangalora in other parts of South India is used for this Rajapalayam Mango Pickle. It is also called as Aaramunji Mango in Rajapalayam.

    What is mango pickle made of? ›

    Essentially a mango pickle recipe is made with tangy unripe green mangoes, spices, salt and oil. This Mango Pickle or Aam Ka Achar is a recipe which is sour and makes for the tastiest accompaniment with any Indian meal because of the choicest of spices that are used to make it.

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