Gongura pickle with green chillies.
Gongura is leafy vegetable grown in different parts of India with different names Ambaadi in Maharashtra and Red sorrel leaves in English.Gongura is a very rich source of iron, vitamins, folic acid and anti-oxidants .
All Telugu people favourite cuisine,this version of Green chilly gongura Pickle is mostly made in Telengana.
Gongura Pachadi(pickle) with green chillies |
Green chillies -8 to 10.
Garlic cloves -10.
Roasted jeera methi powder(roasted fenugreek and Cumin powder)-1/2 tablespoon.
Roasted sesame powder-1/2 tablespoon.
Coriander seeds-1 tablespoon.
Cumin-1 teaspoon.
Mustard-1 teaspoon.
Dry red chillies-5 to 6.
Turmeric powder-1 teaspoon.
Curry leaves -10 to 15.
Canola oil-1 and 1/2 tablespoons.
Salt to taste (1-teaspoon).
Procedure:
- Separate Gongura leaves from bunch and soak in salt water for 5 minutes,and wash thoroughly.
- Drain all the water,and spread a dry cloth on table,place the leaves on cloth,let them dry in shade until all the water is absorbed to the cloth.
- Crush green chillies and garlic roughly.
- Place a cooking bowl and heat it.
- Add oil ,cumin,mustard,dry red chillies,coriander seeds,curry leaves ,when they become light brown ,add gongura leaves,salt,turmeric powder,roasted jeera methi powder,mix well.
- Add crushed green chilly and garlic,cover it with lid,cook for 5 to 8 minutes,remove lid ,cook without covering till the gongura stems are cooked.
- Allow it to cool,store it in ceramic or glass jar,can be preserved for a week.
- Adjust salt according to taste.
- Serve it with cooked white rice.
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ReplyDeleteThank you,for your lovely comment marudhus kitchen...
ReplyDeleteYesterday I was in Chennai. I saw a pickle vendor selling Gongura pickle. It was his own production. I purchased 1 Kg pickle. Today at breakfast in Mumbai I tasted it. I liked it. So I saw this recipe.
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