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    Nadan Mambala Kulambu / Ripe Mangoes Cooked in a Coconut Sauce

    October 11, 2011 By Aarthi 7 Comments

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    Last Sunday I made Malabala Pachadi, Eggplant fry , Kadala Theyal and this one...And it was a total hit except one thing..The thing is I made mambala pachadi and mambala kulambu at the same day...
    Mamabala pachadi is a thicker form of this gravy and has some extra special things..But both is a kind of similar ones..But everyone loved it and finished the entire thing..”Lesson Learned Don’t make like this next time”

    Pineapples, Mangoes taste even great when cooked in the right form...This is one of those kind of dish..It comes straight from kerala..And you all know that keralan dishes are the best ones..This dish is not a exceptional..It proved it uniqueness..
    Amma actually sipped this gravy rather than eating it...This gravy has a sweeter tone rather than spicyness...So great for licking...Without any delay off you go to the step by step recipe with pictures..
    Ingrediants:
    Ripe Mango-2 chopped
    Turmeric powder / Manjal podi-1 tsp
    Red Chilli Powder-1 tsp
    Green chilli-2 slited
    Sugar-1 tblspn
    Salt to taste
    For Masala:
    Coconut-1 cup
    Cumin seeds-1 tsp
    For Tempering:
    Coconut Oil-1 tblspn
    Mustard seeds-1 tsp
    Curry leaves – a spring
    Method:
    Grind Coconut with cumin seeds to a smooth paste by adding some water.
    Add chopped mangoes along with the seed in a kadai..Pour in 3 cups of water.
    Add in turmeric powder,chilli powder,green chillies,salt and sugar in it..
    Bring this to boil.Cook for 10 mins or until the mangoes are cooked..
    Add in the ground masala in this and mix well..Simmer for 5 mins.
    Now make seasoning by heating oil and add in mustard seeds and curry leaves..
    Pour this over the gravy and mix well.
    Serve hot with rice..

    Pictorial:
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    Take all your ingrediants
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    Take coconut and cumin seeds in a blender
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    make it into a fine paste
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    Take your ripe mangoes (Over Ripe will work too)
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    Mangoes ready to cut
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    Cut it open
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    chop it up
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    add it to a kadai
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    pour in water
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    add in green chilli
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    turmeric and chilli powder
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    season with salt
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    and some sugar..This enhances the sweetness of this dish
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    heat it up
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    Bring that to boil and cook it till the mangoes are cooked
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    add in coconut paste
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    and simmer for 5 mins
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    make seasoning
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    and pour it over the curry
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    mix well
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    Serve
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    If you are wondering what is the near by dish..It is Mango Pachadi..Yes i was in a mango mood that day..
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    About Aarthi

    Over the past few years I’ve been on a mission to find and create recipes that I can make from scratch. I hope you enjoy the recipes on this blog as they are tried and true from my kitchen to yours!

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    1. vijaya

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      Hi Aarthi,

      I have been following your blog for quite some time. All your recipes are very good and your presentation is very creative. Your clay kadai is very cool. Keep up the good work.

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    2. Aruna Manikandan

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      sounds new to me...
      ur step by step pictures makes it very simple .
      Thx. for sharing 🙂

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    3. jeyashrisuresh

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      tangy and yummy curry.nicely done

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    4. khushi

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      Hi aarthi...another mind blowing recipe of yours...looks delicious....loved the traditional clay pot..its beautiful....why dnt you participate in this month's kerala kitchen event...
      Event: Kerala Kitchen
      looking forward for your participation....glad to follow you....do visit my space 🙂

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    5. leela thomas

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      H Arathi, very nice recipe.
      I add some thick beaten sour curd at the end ,be sure not to boil after adding the curd.
      this will give u a sweet sour taste, n we call mambazha pulisseri.
      just shared my version of doing it
      thank u so much
      leela

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    6. Manoj Kumar

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      Thanks Yummy Tummy I love ur blog...
      it always helps me when my mom is not at home

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    7. Manoj Kumar

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      Thanks Yummy Tummy I love ur blog...
      it always helps me when my mom is not at home

      Reply

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