

(Serves 3-4)
Ingredients:
1 cup grated fresh coconut or 1 1/4 cup Coconut pieces
1/3 cup finely chopped raw Mango(use the sour variety)
2-3 Green chillies,slit
Salt to taste
to temper:
2 tsp Oil
1/2 tsp Mustard seeds
1 tsp Urad dal(split black gram)
a sprig of Curry leaves
a pinch of Asafoetida

- Pulse chopped raw mango with green chillies and salt to a coarse mixture in whipper mode.
- Add grated coconut and pulse it in whipper mode a couple of times to get a coarse mixture.Try not to add water,if needed add very few drops as the mixture should be very coarse.
- Heat oil in a small pan and crackle mustard seeds and add urad dal adn fry until it is slight red in color.
- Add curry leaves and asafoetida and fry for 30 seconds and add this tempering to the ground chutney and mix well.
- Do not grind to a fine paste make the pacchadi coarse which is the key taste of pacchadi.
- Adjust the coconut and mango proportion based on the sourness of mango.Also increase green chillies if you like it more spicy.
- If you have the access to the traditional mortar and pestle,you can make the entire grinding process in it which adds a very nice taste to the pacchadi.
- You can serve this with Idli/dosa as well,in that case grind it to a paste rather than a coarse mixture
Variations:
- You can also add 1/2 tsp cumin seeds while grinding with green chillies in the first step.
- You can add 2 tbsp chopped coriander while grinding which gives a different flavor to this pacchadi.
- You can roast 1 tbsp urad dal in a tsp of oil until and red and grind it to a powder along with raw mango,green chillies and salt in the first step and follow the same process.In this method you can even replace green chillies with red chillies.
Wish i could grab that last pic from my screen and enjoy the meal; Looks droolie delish.
ReplyDeleteWow this sounds very interesting and thanks for sharing this traditional dish
ReplyDeleteWoww... looks so tempting and can't take my eyes from this awesome pictures... gr8 job :)
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wow delicious pachadi,luks yum...love this version...
ReplyDeleteLove this tangy chutney..Looks very yum
ReplyDeleteTongue tickling chutney..fantastic.
ReplyDeleteMy MIL's favorite one...when she was here i made this very often....perfect treat...
ReplyDeleteU make me hungry.... Awesome clicks...
ReplyDeleteLovely clicks....pacchadi looks yummy and tempting.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting pacchadi, a combination od mango and coconut. I have not tried that before.
ReplyDeleteI would die for such pacchadi's. But at my home nobody is interested :(
ReplyDeleteYour version looks very simple too.
Simple and yummy, amma makes it just like that! Your presentation is awesome.
ReplyDeleteI also made this chutney recently !! you made it perfectly and looks so yummy !!
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luks very yum...Never tried this before..
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious :)
ReplyDeleteDrool..looks fantastic..
ReplyDeleteCan't say I've tasted this combination but sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteso delicious, nice presentation.
ReplyDeleteWow!!!pachadi looks tangy and delicious,tempting clicks.
ReplyDeletelooks so yum, i can have white rice with only this pachadi..:)
ReplyDeleteI wish I can have that platter ...looks so yum ...
ReplyDeleteDelicious pacchadi with nice clicks.
ReplyDeleteMy cheeks are hurting looking at it :) with lots of raw mangoes around I should try this too.. homely dish!
ReplyDeleteAbout the cake pan, the size is not mentioned, but when I filled water till the brim it was 400ml.. i could comfortably bake 300ml of cake batter ( as you can see, id filled up) in that pan!
Love ur mango pachadi, totally yum!!!
ReplyDeleteI am inviting myself for this meal Prathy :) Yummy and delicious meal.
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