I am not a big fan of pickles.But I do love to make instant ones with raw mangoes or gooseberries/amla or even some vegetables.I had once tasted with carrots at my friend's place at Aurangabad. I had noted down the recipe and promptly kept with my other recipe books. I had got some gooseberries recently and was looking for a recipe when I remembered this carrot pickle recipe. I found it hidden in my recipe book. I followed the same for the gooseberries. It was quite good and went very well with chapatis , khichdi ,curd rice etc. The good thing is you can add very little oil, but of course , you cant store it more than a week. I will be trying with carrots soon.
I also found a similar recipe at Jeyashri's space too.
Other pickle recipes here-
* Nellikai thokku
*Onion thokku
*Orange pickle
Ingredients-
Nellikai/gooseberries/awla- 5 to 6 nos.
Green chillies- 1 chopped fine
Ginger- 1 small pieces chopped fine
Mustard seeds- 1tsp
Methi/fenugreek seeds-1tsp
Sesame oil-1tbsp
Curry leaves- 3-4 leafs pinched to small bits
Salt - 1tsp
Turmeric powder- 1/2tsp
Red chilly powder- 1tsp
Method-
Boil the berries in water for around 10 minutes. The skin peels off and cracks a bit. Drain the water. Peel off the remaining skin. Chop into small pieces and place in a big bowl. Add the ginger bits and green chillies.
Grind the mustard seeds and fenugreek seeds into a coarse powder. Heat oil in a small kadai. Add the coarse mustard fenugreek powder.Then add the curry leaves. Next add salt, turmeric powder and red chilly powder. Heat for around 1-2 minutes.
Add this oil mixture to the awla- ginger mixture. Mix everything until well combined.
Store in refrigerator.It may stay good for around 4-7 days.
I also found a similar recipe at Jeyashri's space too.
Other pickle recipes here-
* Nellikai thokku
*Onion thokku
*Orange pickle
Ingredients-
Nellikai/gooseberries/awla- 5 to 6 nos.
Green chillies- 1 chopped fine
Ginger- 1 small pieces chopped fine
Mustard seeds- 1tsp
Methi/fenugreek seeds-1tsp
Sesame oil-1tbsp
Curry leaves- 3-4 leafs pinched to small bits
Salt - 1tsp
Turmeric powder- 1/2tsp
Red chilly powder- 1tsp
Method-
Boil the berries in water for around 10 minutes. The skin peels off and cracks a bit. Drain the water. Peel off the remaining skin. Chop into small pieces and place in a big bowl. Add the ginger bits and green chillies.
Grind the mustard seeds and fenugreek seeds into a coarse powder. Heat oil in a small kadai. Add the coarse mustard fenugreek powder.Then add the curry leaves. Next add salt, turmeric powder and red chilly powder. Heat for around 1-2 minutes.
Add this oil mixture to the awla- ginger mixture. Mix everything until well combined.
Store in refrigerator.It may stay good for around 4-7 days.

16 comments:
Yum ..love this one ...looks and nice pics dear
Nice variation of the amla pickle.
Nice variation of the amla pickle.
Super tempting pickle
simple and delicious pickle :)
I don't remember the last time i had gooseberry pickels how i wish i had these.
Healthy and delicious..my favourite pickle.loved your version
Amla pickle looks very nice dear. Yummy!
Wish i get this much super fresh amlas here..Tongue tickling pickle.
love this pickle..nice 2 eat with curd rice
Gorgeous presentation, dear...looks so tempting!
Umm scrumptious,..any replacement for sesame oil,..can I use normal cooking oil,.?
I love pickle and this looks amazing.. thanks for sharing. hope u like my recipes too.
Hi Sowmya, We have an amla tree in our house. During fruiting season it is full of amlas. I was always on a lookout for the recipe of amla pickle. Your recipe looks great. Will try out this time. Thanks!
This is quite different from the amla pickle I am used to. The addition of ginger to the pickle must have kicked the taste up a notch.
lovely presentation...great flavors..
Tasty Appetite
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