Fresh red chillies ---- 1/2 kg(500 gms)
Tamarind --- 50 gms (if need more tangy taste can add 75 gms)
Salt ---- 150 gms
Turmeric powder ---- 1 tab sp
Mustard powder --- 2 tab sp
Fenugreek powder --- 1 tab sp
FOR SEASONING:----
Oil --- 1 tab sp (that means nearly 200 ml)
Mustard seeds --- 1 tea sp tea sp
Garlic cloves --- 6 no. lightly crushed
METHOD:----
1. Clean fresh red chilies with a clean cloth(don't wash ). Remove the stems and grind coarsely with salt and turmeric powder.(traditionaly we grind this pickle in a stone mortar-pestle(roolu).
2.Clean and remove the seeds from the tamarind and add tamarind to chilli paste mix well and let it soak for 2-3 days.
2.Clean and remove the seeds from the tamarind and add tamarind to chilli paste mix well and let it soak for 2-3 days.
3.On third day grind red chilli and tamarind mixture in to a coarse paste,adjust the salt according to spiciness of the red chilies(some times spiciness reducess after few days.)
4. Add mustard powder,fenugreek powder mix well and store it in a clean dry air-tight container.
5.You can start serving this pickle after 1 week. Before serving season the pickle with.
6. Heat oil in a pan add mustard seeds and let them popup then add lightly crushed garlic and add this seasoning to red chili pickle.
8. This will stay for 1 year.
Enjoy the traditional Andhra pickle.
Note: Always use clean dry air-tight container to store the pickle.
Use clene dry spoon to take out the pickle.
You can store this pickle in fridge also. If you follow this recipe no need to keep it in the fridge.
Lol my fav rekha.I love to eat this.Parcel it for me :)
ReplyDeleteyes sure varunavi
ReplyDeletewow..what a spicy one...
ReplyDeleteVery nice tempting pics n pickle...even we prepare this at home..:)
ReplyDeleteHot rice,pickle n ghee..heaven on earth!!!
My tastebuds are oozing buddy....Yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmy.
ReplyDeleterekha ur pickle is tempting ne idea of pareclling them to saudi??? If yeh then il give u my add.. ;)
ReplyDeleteWow thats so hot and spicy!
ReplyDeletemmm, spicy Pachadi... I dont mind having this even for breakfast... Color is sooo inviting....
ReplyDeletelovley colour, looks really hot.
ReplyDeleteWOW it looks so damn gud dear....bookmarked !
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering recipe!
ReplyDeleteLots of effort..looks so yummy and colorful!!
ReplyDeleteHot and spicy pickle with nice red color..looking yummy rekha..
ReplyDeleteLove the pickle for its spice.
ReplyDeleteHot and spicy pickle! Slurp! nice colour and pics. I tried your maida halwa. It was very tasty! Everyone loved it.Thanks!
ReplyDeletenot and spicy wud be mouthwatering
ReplyDeletefor pickle lovers
rekha..my husband loves pickles..he is true andhra guy..he will not complete his lunch/dinner without pickle..looks so spicy n yummy..i will give a try sometime ..my mother used to make the same pickle but i dont know the recipe..next time i will ask my mom and i will try it..in b/w thnaks for the recipe!!
ReplyDeleteooh, ooh Rekha! My mom used to make this pachadi too! Chala chala baaguntundi! Kaaram aduruthundi kadaa! But still it's so yummy. As Prathibha said, hot rice, ghee and this pickle is like heaven on earth :)
ReplyDeletemmm...love love andhra pickles...they have something totally differnet in them that makes them so great!!! could you pls send me some??
ReplyDeleteThis one is a killer recipe, sad i didn't spot any hot chillis
ReplyDeleteI'm drooling at those pickles.
ReplyDeleteOMG..it looks yummy! Loved it Rekha. Thanks for the recipe
ReplyDeletenice pickle..i think whole southindians usually make pickles on this season in india. In my fly also likes pickles
ReplyDeleteGreat preserve! Loks spicy and yummy! Loveing your menu on the sidebar!
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