Ingredients:
Fresh Red Chillies ( Taazi Lal Mirch moti wali): 20 (nos thick )
Asafoetida (Heeng ):1 Tsp
Mustard powder ( Rai ka powder): 3/4 cup
Fenugreek powder ( Methi dana ka powder): ½ cup ( around 40
gm)
Fennel seed powder ( saunf ka powder): 3Tbsp
Dry mango powder ( Amchur powder): 1/4 cup
Turmeric powder ( Haldi powder): 2.5 Tsp
Salt ( Namak): ½ cup ( to taste)
Black salt ( Kala namak): 2 Tbsp ( to taste, its optional)
Mustard oil ( Sarson ka Tel): 500 ml
Method:
1. Thoroughly clean the red chillies with water. Let them
dry by using a paper towel. (Make sure that the red chillies are absolutely
dry). Slit each red chilli so that it is joined with both the end. And remove
the seeds. These seeds can be mixed in the Masala in order to increase the
spiciness in the pickle. The more you add seeds the more spicy the pickle will
be. If you don’t want to increase spiciness in the pickle , then there is no
need to add seeds as Chilli has the spicy flavor inherit in it.
2.To start with first heat Mustard oil in a pan/ kadahi till
it starts smoking. Take it out and cool it. Keep aside.
3.Now make the Masala for the pickle. In a bowl take mustard powder, fennel powder,
fenugreek powder, dry mango powder, asafetida, salt, black salt & turmeric
powder. Mix well. At this point if you want to increase the spicy flavor of
pickle add some seeds into it. Adding seeds is optional. Now add 2-3 Tbsp mustard oil into it . Mix
well.
4. Now Stuff the red chilli with this Masala. Dip each
stuffed red chilli into the mustard oil and place in a glass jar. Pack the jar
tightly with red chillies by pressing them.
5. Pour the remaining mustard oil over the red chillies.
Cover the jar with the lid.
6. Keep the jar in the Sun
for 7-8 days. and use it afterwards. Red Chilli Pickle is ready to
serve.
Note:
Red Chilli pickle can be stored for 2-3 years or more. Be cautious while taking out pickle from the jar, the spoon should be completely dry. The cup/bowl for measurement used is given in the pic.
This Indian Red chilli pickle is served with parathas, stuffed parathas, at lunch time , dinner time, anytime with the meals.
cup/ bowl used for measurement |
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