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Indian pickle recipes collection, achaar recipes. Spicy, tangy, sweet, or a combination of these flavours, you name it and there are pickles to suit your taste! Pickles (Achar) go well with Parathas and Rotis of all types and are served with most meals to add to the spice quotient. While some quick-fix achars are made in small quantities and stored for just a few days in the Refrigerator, others are made in large quantities and stored for a year or so. This section is your gateway to the world of pickles, with tongue-tickling options like Spicy Mango Pickle, Carrot Pickle, Aam ka Achaar, Drumstick Pickle etc.

Sugar Based Pickles

Sugar based pickles like Aam ki Katki ka Muraba, Methambo, Sweet Lemon Pickle are quite popular. Murabba or "morabba" is an Arabic word meaning to preserve. It is made with finely chopped raw mangoes cooked in sugar syrup and spiced with sambhar masala. Sambhar masala (Koro Sambar/Methia No Masala) is a zingy spice powder. This tongue-tickling masala is a joy to experience, especially during the winter and monsoon days. Kishmish ka Murabba is a unique pickle made of raisins, sweetened with brown sugar and honey. Nimboo ka Achaar is an all-time favorite, with fans spanning across generations! Sweet Peach Pickle is another innovative pickle made by stewing peaches in spiced sugar syrup. Not all pickles are time-consuming.

Quick Pickles 

Quick pickles like Bhindi Til ka Achaar, Tendli ka Achaar, Sweet and Sour Raw Papaya Pickle, Garlic Pickle, Carrot Pickle , Fresh Turmeric and Ginger Pickle take hardly any time to cook. Simply toss crispy bhindi with lemon juice, spice powders and red marinade to make this delicious Bhindi Til ka Achaar. Similarly, you can try Tendli ka Achaar by pickling them in spices. You can almost pickle everything in order to prolong its life - hard berries, onions, raw mangoes, green chillies, carrots, cauliflower, turnips, limes and what you have on hand.

South-Indian Pickles

Apart from the different types of podi and chutneys that go along with most South-Indian meals, authentic simple dishes like Curd Rice and Bisi Bele Bhaat taste amazing with Lemon pickle or Mango pickle. Best quality raw mangoes are marinated with generous quantities of mustard seeds and chilli powder in sesame oil. The mango pickle is put away in a jar for at least a week before it is served.
Drumstick Pickle is made by sautéing and marinating drumstick in a tangy and spicy masala base that lends the pickle strong flavors. Madras onions are widely used in Southern Indian cuisine. Simply marinate them in an array of spices and red marinade to make Madras Onion Pickle that could be served with rice, spicy vegetable, curries or parathas.

Rajasthani Pickles

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, Methi ki Launji and Tamatar ki Launji, which are enjoyed with their meals. An evergreen Rajasthani recipe, the Amla Murabba is a wonderful accompaniment to any meal, soft amlas are sweetened and enhanced with aromatic spices like cardamom and saffron. Also, you can make this spicy Amla Pickle by marinating amla wedges in a coarse mixture of nigella seeds & fennel seeds and other aromatic spices. Ker is a berry exclusive to Rajasthan, it is used in many interesting ways in their cuisine. Ker ka Achaar is an aromatic and appetizing achaar spiced up with a variety of seeds.

Gujarati Pickles

I still remember the large porcelain jars of Methia Keri and Golkeri that would arrive every summer from my nani’s home. It tastes great with khakhras, theplas and parathas! Also, the arrival of summers brings back memories of me grating raw mangoes with my granny which are then turned into authentic pickles like Chundo. The traditional preparation of chunda involves dissolving sugar till the pickle reaches a clear syrupy consistency and the mango shreds are translucent. This Quick Mango Chunda is easy to prepare as all the ingredients are combined and cooked in a pan. Also, you can enhance the taste by adding onions to make this Kaanda Aur Kairi ka Choonda which can be relished with masala puri or parathas. Gujarati famous breakfast Fafda – Jalebi is surely incomplete without Raiwala Marcha and Kacha Papaya Sambharo. Sambhaar is a spice mix that is readily available in most Gujarati households. Kaachi Keri No Sambhaar is a no-fuss, easy to make pickle made by just mixing cut raw mangoes with oil and sambhaar powder.

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instant lemon pickle recipe | nimbu ka achar | easy lime pickle | traditional South Indian lemon pickle | instant lemon pickle is a spicy pickle made with most authentic ingredients but in a quick way on a stove top. Learn how to make traditional South Indian lemon pickle. Interestingly, most restaurants down South serve traditional South Indian lemon pickle along with the 'meals', as the lemon is easy to procure and pickle, as well as liked by almost everybody. The sesame oil and salt used in this pickle acts as a preservative to increase its shelf life. We recommend you use the said quantity of salt only. To make instant lemon pickle, Combine the fenugreek seeds and asafoetida in a small non-stick pan and dry roast on a medium flame for 2 minutes, while stirring continuously. Transfer to a plate and cool completely, once cooled blend in a mixer to a fine powder. Keep aside. Boil enough water in a deep non-stick pan, add the lemons and boil on a medium flame for 6 to 7 minutes. Drain well. Cut the lemon into quarters. Keep aside. Heat the oil in a small non-stick pan and add the mustard seeds. When the seeds crackle, add the green chillies and ginger and sauté on a medium flame for 1 minute. Add the turmeric powder and chilli powder and sauté on a medium flame for 1 minute. Add the lemon pieces, salt, fenugreek-asafoetida mixture, mix well and simmer for another 3 to 4 minutes, while stirring occasionally. Cool it slightly, store in an air-tight container and use as required. Oh, how versatile the humble lemon is, lending itself as beautifully to pickling. This accompaniment of nimbu ka achar recipe is quick and easy to make, and is sure to tickle your taste buds. It adds an extra burst of taste to your meal as well as helps to enliven a boring meal. Homemade Lemon Pickle goes well with rotis, parathas, rice dishes, especially curd rice, in fact you can also enjoy it with Batata Poha , Sevaiyan Upma, Upma, Pav, Masala Omelette, Idli, dosa and Uttapa. Tips for instant lemon pickle. 1. You need to begin with buying the best of lemons for pickle. Learn how to select lemons. 2. After adding the lemons, salt and fenugreek-asafoetida mixture, remember to cook it on a slow flame and keep stirring it occasionally, so the lemons absorb the spices well. 3. Also ensure to cool it well before storing. Even slight warmth will lead to quick spoilage. 4. This pickle is best stored in a glass container and not steel canister. 5. After the pickle is ready, store it in a cool place and always use a spoon to serve it. Also do try other South Indian pickles like Madras Onion Pickle Drumstick Pickle or Mango Pickle. Enjoy instant lemon pickle recipe | nimbu ka achar | easy lime pickle | traditional South Indian lemon pickle.

amla murabba recipe | amla ka murraba | with amazing 22 images. An invaluable winter preserve. Amlas (Indian gooseberries) are a major ingredient in several herbal tonics as they are reputed to be good for the liver, eyes and stomach. Amlas are the richest known source of Vitamin C. Amlas are abundantly available during the winter months. I actually buy a large quantity of this fruit each year to make amla ka murraba. Whole amlas simmered in a cardamom and saffron flavoured syrup is one of my personal favourites. There are several traditional recipes for making this amla murraba. Some soak the amlas in alum (phitkari) overnight whilst others sun-dry amlas. I find it easiest to cook the amlas in boiling water to get rid of all its bitter juices. The entire process takes about 2 to 3 days. First the amlas are simmered in a thin sugar syrup and left aside for 2 days during which the amlas slowly and gradually soak in the syrup. On the third day, the syrup is boiled again along with the flavouring to a thick honey like consistency and the amlas are added. The thick syrup helps in the preservation of the amla murraba and also complements the sharp and acidic amla taste. When preserved for a long period of time, the syrup of the amla ka murraba turns to a dark brown to an almost black colour and takes in all the goodness of the amlas. I am sure you will enjoy this amla murabba recipe as much I have enjoyed making it for you. Learn to make amla murabba recipe | amla ka murraba | with step by step photos below.

garlic pickle recipe | lahsun achar | Punjabi lahsun achar | with 18 amazing images. Pickles and achar are essential part of Indian meals. They have strength to enhance your simplest meals and make them flavorful. Here we have got you a very simple and delicious garlic pickle recipe. Garlic is often added in small quantities to chutneys and pickles as part of their flavouring, but as in this garlic pickle recipe it can also be the main ingredient of a hot and sweet garlic pickle. The sweetness is provided by jaggery. The garlic pods can be cooked as in this garlic pickle recipe or matured in the sun. The aroma of garlic is unmistakable and pungent. Oil your hands before you peel garlic to prevent your fingers from getting discoloured and having a lingering garlic aroma throughout the day. Soaking garlic cloves in hot water makes it easier to peel them. Preparation of lahsun achar doesn't take long but all you need to do is keep it for a week to mature. To make garlic pickle, heat the oil in a non-stick kadhai, add the garlic cloves and turmeric powder and sauté on a slow flame for 3 to 4 minutes or till they are soft, while stirring continuously. Add the lemon juice and cook on a slow flame for 2 to 3 minutes, while stirring occasionally. Add the chilli powder, jaggery and salt and cook on a slow flame for another 2 to 3 minutes or till the jaggery has dissolved, while stirring occasionally. Add the masala powder, mix well and cook for another minute. Remove from the flame, cool and store garlic pickle in a sterilized glass jar in a cool dry place. This garlic pickle is ready for the table after 1 week. Use mustard oil if you wish to as mustard oil provides a beautiful aroma and pungent flavor but, if you don’t like that flavor make use of sesame oil or regular vegetable oil. Ensure there is no larvae, mold or fungi in the garlic cloves or else they will rot while pickling and spoil the garlic pickle. Slice off any overly large piece before adding to the pan. Lemon juice can be swapped with vinegar. The acid basically helps in increasing the shelf life of garlic pickle. You can serve Punjabi lahsun achar immediately or choose to preserve it for a week and then eat as pickle tastes better the longer it preserves. After storing the garlic pickle in a glass jar, stir it with a clean and dry spoon once a day. This would ensure that all the spices are mixed evenly in the pickle and do not settle at the bottom of the jar This lahsun achar is ready to serve after about a week and it stays well for upto 3 months. I have made a small quantity of this lahsun achar but you can multiply the quantities to make more if you like. Storage upto 3 months: In a cool dry place. Enjoy garlic pickle recipe | lahsun achar | Punjabi lahsun achar | with detailed step by step recipe photos and video below.

Green peppercorns bottled in brine (i.e. salt solution) are exported from Tamil Nadu to other parts of the world. This delicacy of unripe peppers is available for only for a few weeks in a year i.e. before the monsoons and before the onset of the winters. You will find them at certain specialty vegetable vendors, so look out for them. Carefully wash the peppercorns so that you can retain them with their stalks on. A teaspoon of oil added to the recipe acts as a protective covering for the peppercorns and helps to keep them for a longer period.

carrot pickle recipe | instant gajar ka achar | Gujarati, North Indian carrot pickle | with 18 amazing images. carrot pickle recipe is actually a instant gajar ka achar which is a North Indian carrot pickle. Here we have got you a delicious and a very simple carrot pickle recipe that is popular in Gujarat and North India. Pickles and achar are essential part of Indian meals. instant gajar ka achar have strength to enhance your simplest meals and make them flavorful. Pickle in a minute? Believe it or not, this yummy instant carrot pickle needs just a few minutes of your time. While people tend to think and assume of pickle making process as a long and tiring one, we offer a tasty and easy carrot pickle which can be prepared and relished in a jiffy. instant gajar ka achar is super quick and easy to make. Even an amateur cook cannot go wrong with this recipe. All you need to do is combine carrot, kalonji, split fenugreek seed and mustard seed, asafoetida, chili powder, turmeric powder and salt. Further, heat some mustard oil and pour over the carrot mixture. Mix well and your carrot pickle is ready to be relished! Make sure you use Indian or red carrot to prepare this pickle! To make the perfect instant gajar ka achar firstly buy the perfect carrot. Carrot should be firm, smooth, relatively straight and bright in color. Avoid carrots that are excessively cracked or bruised. You can serve the instant carrot pickle as a side dish with any meal. It will surely add a zingy flavor to your food. Gajar ka achar goes really well with theplas, parathas and low cal rotis. Enjoy carrot pickle recipe | instant gajar ka achar | Gujarati, North Indian carrot pickle with detailed step by step recipe photos and video below.

fried green chillies recipe | hari mirch fry | fried mirchi | how to fry green chilli for vada pav | with 7 amazing images. fried Indian green chillies recipe | how to fry green chilli for vada pav is greatly devoured as an accompaniment in India. Learn how to make fried mirchi. To make fried green chillies, slit the green chillies. Heat the oil in a deep non-stick pan and deep-fry the chillies till they turn whitish in colour. Drain on an absorbent paper. Sprinkle the salt and toss gently. Serve. There are times when the humblest of ingredients rises to the limelight and displays its magic. Well, these spicy hari mirch fry are a perfect example of this. With the use of 3 ingredients available in your kitchen shelf for sure, you can make a tasty accompaniment in 10 minutes. Deep-fried and seasoned with salt, this fiery fried mirchi accompaniment is indispensable for the success of snacks like Vada Pav, Bhajji Pav, Moong Dal Pakoda and samosas. You can choose the spice level of the green chillies as per your choice. To fry green chilli for vada pav the light green variety of green chilli which is not very spicy is used, you can choose medium spicy green chilli if you wish to. Tips for fried green chillies. 1. While buying fresh green chillies look for crisp unwrinkled ones. Make sure they are unbroken and do not have any black spots on them. 2. Keep a close watch while frying the green chillies as they tend to over fry easily. 3. After slitting the green chillies, your finger might burn for a while. Ensure you do not touch your eyes or face then. Enjoy fried green chillies recipe | hari mirch fry | fried mirchi | how to fry green chilli for vada pav | with step by step images.

fresh turmeric and ginger pickle recipe | kachi haldi ka achar | haldi adrak ka achar | Indian style ginger turmeric pickle | with 11 amazing images. fresh turmeric and ginger pickle is an Indian winter special pickle which carries umpteen health benefits. Learn how to make kachi haldi ka achar. The soothing taste of fresh turmeric and the spiky flavour of tender ginger make for a fabulous pickle! While fresh and tender, you will find the texture and taste of ginger in Indian style ginger turmeric are very enjoyable. Although mild, you can still feel your taste buds tingle when you bite into a piece. To make fresh turmeric and ginger pickle, combine all the ingredients in a deep bowl and mix well. Transfer it to an air-tight glass jar, close the lid and set it aside in a cool, dry place for 4 to 5 hours for the flavours to blend well. Serve or store refrigerated in the same glass jar. It stays fresh up to 6 months when refrigerated. Turmeric too has a unique flavour, which has to be experienced to be understood. Together with a dash of lemon juice, the duo in haldi adrak ka achar pickle are sure to pleasantly surprise you. This kachi haldi ka achar can be made only when the ingredients are in season which is winter season. During this time when they make their appearance in the market, almost every household whips up a batch of this pickle as it is not only tasty but also good for health. Make a batch at the beginning of winter season (during the end of October) and towards the end of January make 1 to 2 more batches for the coming months. Ginger has compound Gingerol and fresh turmeric has curcuminoids, both which have anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial benefits. The lemon juice added not only acts as a preservative for the Indian style ginger turmeric pickle, but also adds vitamin C , which too acts as an antioxidants and helps builds your immunity to fight various infections. Read more about the health benefits of fresh turmeric, amba haldi. This recipe can be enjoyed by healthy people to heart patients, cancer patients to even diabetics. Have a small quantity of kachi haldi ka achar daily during meal time. Tips for fresh turmeric and ginger pickle. 1. While this recipe mentions to use sliced ginger and turmeric, you can also finely chop it. 2. For this pickle, use the special white variety of tender ginger, available with this fresh turmeric in the winter season. It has a slightly mild taste and hence is a good addition to the pickle. Enjoy fresh turmeric and ginger pickle recipe | kachi haldi ka achar | haldi adrak ka achar | Indian style ginger turmeric pickle | with photos and recipe below.

Crisp vegetable pieces in chilli, mustard and brine (salt solution). Choose any combination of fresh winter vegetables for this pickle and finely chop them. The vegetables are then immersed in a salt solution and left aside for a day. This is done to reduce the water content of vegetables, which improves their shelf life. The next day, spices viz. mustard, turmeric and chilli powders are added and mixed in the pickle. The pickle is ready to serve immediately. You can refrigerate it to keep it for longer.

lahsun ka achaar recipe | Punjabi lehsun ka achar | garlic pickle | with amazing 21 images. Here is a peppy garlic pickle that is sure to shake awake your taste buds! In this lahsun ka achaar recipe, the garlic cloves are flavoured with chilli powder and a special masala, made of four aromatic seeds and asafoetida. The procedure and method to make lehsun ka achaar is simple but all you need to be is patient to get perfect lehsun achaar. We have divided the procedure into 2 steps, the first one is to make the pickle masala. To make lehsun achaar masala, add mustard seeds into a mixture jar. Next, add crushed fenugreek seeds, sumin seeds, split coriander seeds and asafoetida, blend everything well till you get a powder. Further to make the achar, heat mustard oil in a broad non stick pan till the oil is smoky. Add garlic cloves. Add turmeric powder and mix well. Next, to add to the shelf life add lemon juice, chilli powder, jaggery to balance the spice. Mix well and cook for a while. Lastly turn the flame off and add the masala powder to the cooked garlic mixture. Cool the lehsun achaar and bottle in a sterilized glass jar. Store Punjabi lehsun ka achar in a cool dry place. garlic pickle is ready for the table in 1 week. This masala must be ground coarsely, in order to get the correct mouth-feel. Lemon juice adds a tangy dimension to this pickle, while jaggery imparts a mild sweetness, which helps to highlight the spicy notes of the special masala. Allow this lahsun ka achaar to cure for a week before serving. Serve this lehsun ka achaar as an accompaniment to pep up the main course or simply enjoy with your favourite rotis / puris / parathas. Enjoy lahsun ka achaar recipe | Punjabi lehsun ka achar | garlic pickle | with detailed step by step recipe photos and video below.

Quick mango chunda recipe | aam ka chunda | Gujarati raw mango sweet pickle | with 12 amazing images. mango chunda is a preserve that is common to all Gujarati households. The traditional preparation of chunda is time consuming, the heat of sun being used to dissolve the sugar till the pickle reaches a clear syrupy consistency and the mango shreds are translucent. Quick mango chunda is a quick version of this very popular recipe that tastes superb and is surprisingly easy to prepare. The secret of making a perfect aam ka chunda is the one string consistency which is very important. This simple recipe will help you stock up a year's supply of mango chunda. aam ka chunda is popularly served with plain theplas or methi theplas , but you can also enjoy with rotis, puris and parathas. Learn to Quick mango chunda recipe | aam ka chunda | Gujarati raw mango sweet pickle | make with step by step photos

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 to serve with any meal, it tastes especially great with rice and dal. amla achar has a lingering flavour, which is both spicy and sour, thanks to the use of various spices and seeds ranging from fennel and fenugreek seeds to chilli powder and asafoetida. The fennel and nigella are crushed and added to the Indian gooseberry pickle to give an immense boost to its flavour and aroma. Using mustard oil too gives the amla pickle a classic flavour. Let the amla pickle soak for two hours before relishing it. You can also store amla achar in the refrigerator for later use. Tips for amla pickle recipe. 1. Buy good quality amla that are firm, without any bruises and wash them in clean water before boiling. 2. Cook amlas on a medium flame for 6 minutes, while stirring it occasionally. This helps to soften the amla. Do not overcook the amlas as they will lose their shape. Have a go at other delectable pickles like the Quick Carrot and Capsicum Pickle and Raw Papaya Pickle. Enjoy amla pickle recipe | amla achar | Indian gooseberry pickle | with step by step photos below.

Pickled Jalapenos are readily available in stores, but how many of you have the slight misgiving that its flavour is not as bright and peppy as it could be? This recipe is for all those of you who are prepared to go one step further to guarantee the best taste and quality in every food item you serve. Pickled Jalapenos can be easily made at home, now that jalapeno chilli roundels are quite often available at gourmet stores. It takes just a few ingredients, a little time and a simple enough procedure to make it at home. So, what are you waiting for? Make a batch, cool it completely and stow it into the refrigerator to use whenever you want. Have a go at recipes like the Jalapeno Olive Butter or Corn and Jalapeno Fondue .

3 ingredient sweet lemon pickle recipe | sweet nimbu ka achar | easy Indian lemon pickle | no oil lemon pickle | lemon pickle without oil | sweet lemon pickle is a brilliant Indian pickle that causes a burst of sweet and tangy flavours on your palate which is an all-time favourite, with fans spanning across generations! Learn how to make nimbu ka achar. The preparation of this no oil lemon pickle needs a bit of tact, but is not difficult if you follow these instructions properly. You need to begin with buying the best of lemons for pickle. Learn how to select lemons. To make 3 ingredient sweet lemon pickle, wash the lemons and wipe them dry using a dry cloth. Cut each lemon into quarters. Transfer into a clean, dry glass or steel bowl, add the rock salt, toss it well, cover with a lid and keep aside for 7 days. Make sure you toss it very well every day without using your hands or spoon. Transfer the lemon-salt mixture after maturing in a deep non-stick pan, add the sugar, mix well and cook on a slow flame for 22 minutes, while stirring continuously. Cool the mixture completely in the same deep non-stick pan. Once cooled, store in an air-tight glass container and use as required. The lemons and salt are allowed to mature for about a week. The salt here acts as a preservative and the maturing period is necessary for the lemons to absorb the flavours of salt. It is important to toss the lemons in lemon pickle without oil every day during the seven-day maturing period to avoid fungal growth. Later, when cooking the lemon-salt mixture with sugar, it is very important to follow the exact method paying special attention to the flame level and cooking time. A timer will be handy for this sweet nimbu ka achar! Once done, this easy Indian lemon pickle stays good for almost an year when stored in dry airtight containers. The colour of the pickle might change over time, but not to worry, the pickle will taste as fabulous as ever. Ideal to serve with Indian breads like Parathas, Rotis, Puris, Naan and Kulchas. Tips for 3 ingredient sweet lemon pickle. 1. Remember not to toss the lemons with salt with hands, as the warmth of the hands may cause fungal growth. 2. During the maturing period, you must also take care to store the pickle in a cool place away from heat, but not in the fridge. 3. After making, this pickle is best stored in a glass container and not steel canister. 4. Again after the pickle is ready, store in a cool place and always use a spoon to serve it. Enjoy 3 ingredient sweet lemon pickle recipe | sweet nimbu ka achar | easy Indian lemon pickle | no oil lemon pickle | lemon pickle without oil | with recipe below.

methia no masala recipe | koro sambar | Gujarati sambar masala | with 14 amazing images. methia no masala is a tongue-tickling Gujarati spice powder with the dominant flavour of mustard seeds and fenugreek seeds. The process of powdering each spice separately and mixing is very important to get the right mouth-feel. The powdered spice mix of Gujarati sambar masala, which stays good for almost one year if stored in an airtight container, is stocked in almost every Gujarati household. methia no masala is used as an accompaniment for parathas, theplas and rotis. Ghee is applied on Khakhra, and this koro sambar is sprinkled over it, to make a scrumptious and tasty snack within minutes! The warmth of the methia no masala on your taste buds is a joy to experience, especially during the winter and monsoon days. Enjoy methia no masala recipe | koro sambar | Gujarati sambar masala | with detailed step by step photos given below.

This pickle is an old traditional favourite of Gujarat and is of enormous popularity amongst all Gujaratis. Gunda is a kind of a berry and since it is available only from March to June, it is bought in bulk quantities to be made into a pickle. Gundas have to be destalked and cleaned well from the insides because their seeds are surrounded by a sticky substance which has to be removed before stuffing. Gundas are stuffed with spiced mixture of pickling spices, grated mangoes and mustard oil. It is very essential that the gundas are completely immersed in pickle oil to preserve them for a long time.
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