Description
The very mention of achaar triggers a physical response — lips puckering at the recall of brine and teeth teetering on tanginess — but also a plethora of memories: of courtyards filled with a gaggle of women, exchanging gossip and news over heaps of raw mangoes, lemons, pickling vegetables, chillies, of running across the terrace as a child and slyly picking up a pale yellow slice, left out to dry. Pickles can liven up a meal of hot rice, steaming paranthas or just plain bread.. And if it is homemade with love without preservatives, even better!
Presenting before you the epic Dry Mango Pickle…
Aam ka sookha achar or sookha aam ka achar, raw mango pickle or aam ka achar, as you may call it, is undoubtedly the most popular pickle among the huge variety of pickles made all over India. Every region have their own special recipe of making pickles and even every family have their own favorite or special recipes which are often guarded secretly.
This dry mango pickle or sookha ambi as it is called in my family is my grandmother’s recipe and then my mom learnt it from her and used to make a hug barni/jar during summers. I still remember my childhood days when me and my siblings took this aam ka sookha achar with pooris in our lunch boxes and shared it with our friends and whoever tasted it became a fan of this pickle .
The specialty of this Aam ka sookha achar is its low oil content, as it is made with minimal oil, so no spilling of oil in plate or lunchboxes, it taste awesome and has a long shelf life.
Come summer ( done some months ago ) and a host of activities occupy , with the focus on sunlight and seasonal preparations which last the upcoming monsoons and also beyond .
These methods of tapping and using sunlight to cook up and preserve is most suited to consumption – being a natural preservative , the slow cooking , lesser exposure to sudden heating on a gas flame – retains the natural flavour , increases bio-availability and importantly , retains nutrition .
Homemade Mango Pickle made from selected fresh green Ramkela mangoes and finest ingredients and handcrafted to perfection. Ramkela is a mango variety grown in Uttar Pradesh for pickling purpose only. It has a unique aroma and flavour.
Ingredients:
Raw RamKela Mango, red chilli, Heeng (asafoetida), saunf (fennel), coriander powder, mustard oil, salt and spices.
Net Weight:
220gms
Shelf Life:
12 months from the date of manufacture.
Shipping:
We have a processing time of 7 to 14 days on all our products, however, it may take 3-4 weeks for final delivery depending on your location and pin code.
Lekha Malviya (verified owner) –
It truly lives upto it’s name Sukha aam achar, man totally oil free and so full of flavours and that kick which one seeks for in mango pickle.
Super convenient to pack in my daily tiffin, takes the meal to another level.
Love it! Highly recommend
Krishna Menon (verified owner) –
Good
Priya (verified owner) –
👍🏻
Madhavi Sharma (verified owner) –
Very good
Vishal (verified owner) –
It was amazing with less oil
Hiinaa (verified owner) –
No words…. it reminded me of my late dadi ke haath ka achar
Yashmeen Barua (verified owner) –
This was OK
Anonymous (verified owner) –
Good
Ruchi Agrawal –
Very tasty and homley flavour of the Achaar… Enjoying it👍👍😊😊
Sandeep Gangadharan (verified owner) –
The seal on the bottle was not proper hence the entire oil had leaked out.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
The taste was really nice. Happy with the product.
Amrita J. (verified owner) –
Yummy
Usha V (verified owner) –
V good
Priyanka Vora (verified owner) –
Absolutely smashing! Packaging was wonderful and the achar is gobsmackingly good. Thank you for making the lockdown a little more bearable!
mandvi (verified owner) –
subah shaam subah shaam subah shaam….this is our consumption pattern for this lip-smacking, favourful achaar since it has arrived. reminds me of train journeys, aam ka achaar and parantha. and its honestly oil-free, like the jar is poora-packed with achaar and no other nonsense. total value for money.
Ritika Malhotra –
From the smell to the taste, everything just reminds me of ghar ka achaar