Chundo Chunda A Classic Sweet Mango Gujarati Pickle Recipe

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WebHeat a heavy bottomed pan on low heat; add the mango and sugar mixture to the pan and stir continuously until the sugar has dissolved completely. …

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Servings: 1Cuisine: Gujarati RecipesTotal Time: 40 mins

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WebBoil - Once all the sugar and jaggery have dissolved turn to medium-high heat and bring to a boil. Boil for two full minutes, and then, reduce the heat to medium-low. …

Ratings: 1Calories: 316 per serving

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WebA classic Gujarati Sweet and Sour Mango Pickle, Keri No Chundo, or Chunda recipe is everyone’s favorite at my home!Raw mangos are grated and …

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WebChundo, also called chunda, or aam chunda in Hindi, is one of the most significant Gujarati methods of preserving mango. Chundo is a sweet mango pickle that Gujaratis eat with nearly every meal. Chundo

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WebKeri No Chundo, is a classic Gujarati sweet and sour mango pickle that is prepared with particular raw mango called Rajapuri Mango, sugar and basic spices. This Mango chunda pickle is a very …

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WebTransfer the mangoes to a broad non-stick pan. Add 1 3/4 cups sugar. You can substitute sugar with powdered jaggery or use a combination of both. Add 1/4 tsp turmeric powder (haldi) . Add 1 tsp salt, mix well and cook on …

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WebTo begin with, you need to grate a few raw mangoes, add salt, turmeric and mix well. Keep it aside for 2-3 hours. Take a heavy bottomed pan to prepare the mixture and place it on the gas stove. …

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WebAdd ½ teaspoon red chili powder and ½ teaspoon roasted cumin powder. For a spicy chunda recipe, you can increase the amount of red chili powder to 1 teaspoon. 12. Mix very well and cool the mixture …

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WebRemove it from heat. Do not overcook the mango and sugar mixture otherwise it will crystallize next day. 8) Let the mixture cool completely. As it cools sugar …

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WebTo make instant chunda, follow this step-by-step procedure. Rinse and shred (grate) the raw unripe mangoes. In a pan take shredded or grated mangoes, add ½ kg sugar, ½ kg jaggery, and ¼ teaspoon of salt. …

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WebSteps: In a kadai or pan, add the grated mango and all the spices and jaggery. Combine well and cook this mix over a low flame. The mix well starts to come together and also it will ooze out a lot of water. …

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WebMethod. Combine the mangoes, sugar, turmeric powder and salt in a broad non-stick pan, mix well and cook on a slow flame for 5 minutes, while stirring …

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WebHow to make mango chunda with jaggery recipe? Peel and grate raw mangoes. 2. Start cooking raw mango on low flame in a pan with salt. This will start leaving water and later become soft. 3. Add spices …

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WebTake grated mangoes in a kadai. Add in salt and turmeric powder and mix well using your hands. The water will leach from the mangoes. Add in sugar and mix till the sugar is mixed and melted. Add …

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