Wash and wipe the mango. Peel the skin and grate it finely.
In a dry kadai put a teaspoon of fenugreek seeds and dry fry till it become light brown. Remove and pound it to a fine powder.
In a thick bottomed kadai, pour the oil and when it is hot add mustard. When it starts pops up, add asafetida powder. Add mango gratings and fry on medium flame till it is half cooked. Add turmeric powder, red chilli powder and salt. Mix it well and stir fry till it blends well and oil separates. Add fenugreek powder and mix it once again and remove.
in several of your recipes you have talked about adding mango, as in the above mango thokku. Are you suggesting ripe mangos or raw ones? It would help me if you could be specific about that. Thank you.
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Hello kamala,
in several of your recipes you have talked about adding mango, as in the above mango thokku. Are you suggesting ripe mangos or raw ones? It would help me if you could be specific about that. Thank you.
Hi Zakiah,
It is raw mango only. If it is ripe mango, I have mentioned “Ripe Mango” – otherwise it is raw green mango only.