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Rajasthani Achaar, Rajasthani Launji Recipes

Whether or not you have made subzis, dals and kadhis, a meal never seems complete without a tangy, tongue-tickling Achaar or Launji. Undoubtedly, Rajasthan has a delightful collection of accompaniments like Shimla Mirch ki Launji, Spicy Amla Pickle and Tamatar ki Launji, which are enjoyed with Bajra roti, Missi Rotis, Parathas.

राजस्थानी अचार / लौंजी - हिन्दी में पढ़ें (Rajasthani Achaar Launji recipes in Hindi)
રાજસ્થાની અથાણાં / લૌંજી - ગુજરાતી માં વાંચો (Rajasthani Achaar Launji recipes in Gujarati)

Rajasthani Launji Recipes

Methi ki LaunjiMethi ki Launji

Launji are quick Rajasthani achaar that can be prepared with easily available ingredients. From seasonal ingredients like aam to basic ingredients like Shimla mirch, tamatar and methi, you can make endless varieties of launji using them. Tamatar ki Launji hot and fresh while Shimla Mirch ki Launji is spicy and tangy. If you are a fan of pickles made using raw mango, then you should surely not miss out on making this sweet and spicy Aam ki Launji.

Rajasthani Achaar Recipes

Spicy Amla PickleSpicy Amla Pickle

An evergreen Rajasthani recipe, the Amla Murabba is a wonderful accompaniment to any meal. Another authentic Rajasthani pickle made using a native berry ‘ker’ is the Ker ka Achaar. The pungent smell of mustard oil with an assortment of spices and ker, just a sniff and it will surely make you hungry. Aam Aur Chane ka Achaar is an all-time favourite, with fans spanning across generations! The preparation is a wonderful mix of flavours ranging from sour to spicy.


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Amla Murabba, Rajasthani Recipe recipe
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amla murabba recipe | Rajasthani amla murraba | Indian gooseberry murabba | with amazing 22 images. An evergreen Rajasthani recipe, the amla murabba is a wonderful accompaniment to any mea ....

Amla Chutney, Gooseberry Spicy Chutney recipe
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amla chutney recipe | Indian gooseberry spicy chutney | raw amla chutney | nellikai chutney | with 14 amazing images. amla chutney recipe | In ....

Amla Pickle, Amla Achar, Gooseberry Pickle recipe
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amla pickle recipe | amla achar | Indian gooseberry pickle | with 18 amazing images. This spicy amla pickle recipe is a true tongue-tickler, with the perfect masala for tangy amlas! Ideal ....

Sweet Lemon Pickle, Nimboo ka Achar, No Oil Lemon Pickle recipe
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3 ingredient sweet lemon pickle recipe | sweet nimbu ka achar | easy Indian lemon pickle | no oil lemon pickle | lemon pickle without oil | sw ....

Ker ka Achaar recipe
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Ker, a berry exclusive to Rajasthan, is used in many interesting ways in the cuisine of that region. Ker ka Achaar is one such delicious preparation of ker pickled in mustard oil spiced up with a variety of seeds, so aromatic and appetizing that just a sniff of it will make you hungry.

Aam Chana Achar, Rajasthani Pickle recipe
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aam chana achar recipe | Rajasthani aam chana ka achar | Indian mango pickle with chana | kabuli chana achar | with 35 amazing images. aam chana achar recipe |

Lahsun ki Chutney, Lehsun Chutney recipe
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lahsun ki chutney recipe | lehsun ki chutney | red garlic chutney for chaat | with 8 amazing images. Use the lahsun ki chutney to make tongue-tickling

Tamatar ki Launji recipe
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Everyday ingredients, minimal time, and least effort is all it takes to make this mouth-watering accompaniment! A simple tempering of seeds and a sprinkling of common spice powders moves the humble tomato from an ‘extra’ ingredient status into the limelight. Perhaps it is the right combination of in ....

Aam ki Launji recipe
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Quick and easy pickle that tickles your palate! Aam ki Launji is made by cooking mangoes with a readily available selection of spices and powders. No complex methods, tricky proportions or pickling time involved in making this, yet it stays fresh for almost four days in the refrigerator. This sweet ....

Shimla Mirch ki Launji recipe
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This is a tongue-tickling launji of capsicum cubes flavoured with nigella seeds, fennels seeds, green chillies and common spice powders, which can be served immediately and also stored for a few days. Shimla Mirch ki Launji draws an enticing tang from the dried mango powder, which is further highlig ....

Marwari Aam Aur Kabuli Chane ka Achar recipe
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Marwari aam aur kabuli chane ka achar recipe | aam aur kabuli chana ka achar | Indian chana chole achar | Marwari mango pickle | with 35 amazing images. Marwari aam aur ....

Kairi ki Launji recipe
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An instant pickle from Rajasthan that tickles your taste buds and perks up any meal with its sweet and sour magic. Kairi ki Launji is tempered with fennel seeds and nigella seeds that are characteristic of any north India pickle, while suga ....

Meethi Soonth recipe
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A sweet and tangy Marwari chutney made of dried mango slices with a predominant flavour of dried ginger powder (soonth). This is also called Navratna chutney. Other chutneys to enjoy with snacks are Guava Chutney ,

Methi ki Launji, Fenugreek Seed Sweet Pickle recipe
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methi ki launji recipe | fenugreek seed sweet pickle | Rajasthani methi launji | methi dana achar | with 29 amazing images. methi ki launji recipe |

Amla Achaar recipe
Amla achar, it is tangy and spicy achar which can be served as an accompaniment for parathas, theplas or for rice preparation. It can be store for a year or more.
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