Kacha Aam Er Tok Jhol Raw Mango Sweet & Tangy Curry
Introduce
Chef :
Anamika Banerjee
Kacha Aam Er Tok Jhol Raw Mango Sweet & Tangy Curry
One of the most commonest & simplest of all the Bengali Cuisines & is almost prepared in every Bong Households during the Summer days...& according to me, nothing could be so amazingly tempting & soothing to my heart & soul in the mealtime preps than this one
Ingredient
Food ration :
2-3 people
Cooking time :
30 mins
Cooking instructions
* Step 1
First up: Wash the mango & then, roughly slice it- with/without its skin: I mostly prefer peeling it off wherein, many prefers along with the same
* Step 2
Heat up a frying pan/pot over the medium flame: Add in the oil to it- Add in the mustard seeds as the only tempering spice & allow it to splutter
* Step 3
Then, add in the sliced mangoes & salt to taste (1/4-1/2 tsp), 1/4 tsp turmeric powder & sauté until they’re quite mushy in texture, then goes in the water (preferably warm), cover & cook over the slow flame for about 4-5 mins time
* Step 4
Keep a close check on it- Checkout the seasonings as well...once it’s cooked & the mangoes become quite mushy, add in the required amount of sugar as per your taste & mix everything well together until nicely combined
* Step 5
Allow it to cook for another 4-5 mins with its cover on & then, add in the roasted bhuna masala & mix well, turn off the flame & let it sit on the hot oven with the lid on for the next 5 mins time before serving it either hot or cold (post cooling down to RT & then, refrigerate & have it chilled)- It’s shelf life in the fridge is of a week or so or slightly more perhaps
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