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Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Raw Mango Marmalade



This delicious marmalade or jam from Gujarat (India) and store about one year.
Traditionally, the Marmalade is kept out in the sun for 10 to 15 days to 'cook' each day it     is stir, covered and placed in a sunny day, then brought indoors at evening time.
The sun makes the sugar in it melt to a syrup consistency and the grated mango turns transparent!
Since most of us don't have the time to do this. Here is a quick and less time consuming version of the recipe. I make this Mango marmalade using stove

Ingredients:
1.      4 cup unripe sour mangoes 
2.      4 cup white sugar
3.      1 teaspoon saffron
4.      1 teaspoon cardamom powder
5.      4 to 5 whole cardamom
6.      2 sticks cinnamon 
7.      Pinch of salt
Method:
1.      Wash clean and peel the mango, grate or cut in very small pieces.
2.      In heavy bottom saucepan mix sugar and grated mangoes.
1.      Cook first 4 to 5 minutes in medium to high flame stirring until sugar dissolves.
2.      Add cinnamon stick and bring slowly to a boil, stir occasionally.
3.      Keep boiling until mangoes gets transparent and you have thick, syrupy marmalade.( It will thicken further when cool.)
4.      Cooking time is depend of mangoes how juicy, if mangoes are juicy they take time but mangoes are not very juicy the process finished early.
5.      Allow to cool completely add saffron, salt and cardamom mix well.
6.      Pour it in sterilized bottle store about 6 month than refrigerate for later use.
7.      Serve with chapatis, bread and parathas. 


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11 comments:

Nava K said...

Surely this simple version is better then as the other you have shared. With time crisis and balancing work and family, I love this mango marmalade of yours and yes, to go with rice.

Sandra Lee said...

I love this recipe. This would be good on so many things. The grocery store I shop at often has mangoes on sale 5/$5.00. I can't wait to buy a bunch and make ths.

Kanan said...

Love the recipe. I am going to try it soon

Deepthi KR said...

lovely recipe!!!!

Cucina49 said...

What a gorgeous marmalade--I would like some of this over a scoop of vanilla ice cream!

Purabi Naha said...

When I was in Mumbai, we used to buy Gujrati choondo from a nearby shop. Is this the same as choondo? In West Bengal, we have a similar mango chutney, but with different ingredients.

anjana said...

Delicious and perfect chunda recipe..loved it.
Anjana

Medeja- CranberryJam said...

Very nice marmalade and color is so lovely sunny!

Umm Mymoonah said...

My mom used to make this, I love this a lot. Looks absolutely delicious.

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Cooking Recipes said...

It is very differnt recipe your using something different flavours.it looks so nice.what is Pinch of salt in telugu.

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