Green mango chutney recipe

It’s summer time here in Pakistan, which means its “Mango Time”. Mangoes are widely used in Pakistani food. Sour, unripe mangoes (called keri in Urdu) are used to make chutneys, pickles and murabbas. This particular delicious and tangy raw mango chutney is loved by all age groups and can be served with dal chawal, sabzi and many more dishes. My nani dadi and ami always used mortar and pestle to make this chutney, however making it in blender is much easier and quicker, so here’s what you…

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Easy homemade mango chutney that needs only a handful of simple ingredients. Eat with rice and curry, chicken, fish or shrimps! It’s a sign of spring when we see mangoes start piling up at the markets and prices begin to drop. That’s when you dream of this mango chutney! Made of unripe (green) mangoes, and a few simple spices, this is a quick and easy mango chutney that is all-natural. So HEALTHY, so TASTY! This recipe makes about 2 cups of chutney and can be easily multiplied to make a…

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With my beautiful mango tree producing fruit like crazy this summer, Green Mango Chutney was a certainty. I also knew exactly which recipe I would be using. For the last goodness-knows-how-many yea…

Chutneys are popular throughout South Asia . They are made with so many things, starting from coconut, garlic, tomato to various fruits like papaya, grape, pomegranate, mango, dates, raisins and so on. In India, every state or every region has its own way of preparing chutneys. For us its eaten at the end of a full course meal before the dessert. Earlier it was compulsory to make chutneys every day for lunch and dinner to complete a meal. A normal Bengali meal would start with a spinach…

This tangy green mango chutney is prepared by crushing and blending raw mangoes with coriander leaves and basic spices. The chutney prepared with this recipe has perfectly balanced tangy and spicy taste as chillies, garlic and ginger gives it a spicy touch while coriander leaves and cumin seeds bring their own nuances. The sugar, even though in small amount, really balances out the tangier spiciness and adds third sweet dimension to its taste.