Aam Ka Panna Recipe (Raw Mango Drink Recipe, Mango Panna)
Aam ka panna is a classic Indian summer drink made with raw mangoes, black salt, roasted cumin powder and jaggery. This traditional drink is a staple in my home, especially during hot summer. This drink keeps the body hydrated and supports digestion. Serve this chilled with ice cold water and ice cubes, which makes a perfect refreshment for summer days.
Take mango, cut them into big pieces, take them in pressure cooker. Add in 1 cup of water. Cover and pressure cook for 5 whistle., simmer the flame for 5 mins.
Turn off the heat and let the steam go all by itself. Open the cooker and let the mango cool down.
Now take the mangoes out and remove the pulp from it using a spoon into a bowl, add the cooking liquid from pressure cooker as well.
Now take mango pulp in a blender and puree till smooth.
Take it in a bowl, add in sugar, black salt, cumin powder and mix well. Put this in fridge and let it chill.
When serving add required amount of syrup in a jug, top with ice cubes and ice water. Mix really well and serve.
Notes
Once you make the preserve, you can keep it for 2 weeks in fridge or more if you freeze them individually in ice cube trays.
Try to use little sour mangoes for this which has the tart taste which balances nice with the sugar and the spices.
If your mangoes are not that tart, you can add extra lemon juice in this.
You can even add some crushed mint leaves in this for more flavour.
Cooking mangoes with skin is important, this make the flavour of raw mango stands out.
You can add jaggery instead of sugar in this
Nutrition
Nutrition Facts
Aam Ka Panna Recipe (Raw Mango Drink Recipe, Mango Panna)
Serving Size
1 servings
Amount per Serving
Calories
151
% Daily Value*
Fat
0.4
g
1
%
Saturated Fat
0.04
g
0
%
Polyunsaturated Fat
0.04
g
Monounsaturated Fat
0.1
g
Sodium
781
mg
34
%
Potassium
70
mg
2
%
Carbohydrates
39
g
13
%
Fiber
1
g
4
%
Sugar
38
g
42
%
Protein
0.4
g
1
%
Vitamin A
394
IU
8
%
Vitamin C
13
mg
16
%
Calcium
12
mg
1
%
Iron
0.4
mg
2
%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.