Ripe Mango Curry

By: Avni

Servings:
2
Prep Time:
5 mins
Good For:
Main Course
Cook Time:
35 mins
Cuisine:
Indian > Gujarati
Ready In:
4 mins
Published On:
March 12, 2022

Introduction – About this Recipe

Come summer we all wait for those plump ripe mangoes to arrive in the markets. Ripe Mango Curry is one of those seasonal recipes that can be enjoyed only at the peak of summers. We all prefer to eat the perfectly ripe mangoes as fruits, but what happens to those mangoes which become overripe? Those overripe mangoes are the perfect ingredients for this recipe wherein your palate will be bombarded with a mix of spicy, sweet, and sour flavors and with the hint of garlic and with a unique texture that’s rare in Indian curries. So let’s Begin.

Equipment’s:

  • Wok/Kadhai/Saucepan

Ingredients:

AmountMeasurementItem Name
1PcAlphonso Mango
3TbspOil
1/2TspMustard(Rai)
1/2TspCumin(Jeera)
1/8TspAsafoetida(Hing)
1PcTomato
1/2TspTurmeric Powder(Haldi)
1TspCoriander-Cumin Powder(Dhania-Jeera)
3TspKashmiri Red Chilli Powder
1TspSalt
2TspGarlic Paste
2PcsDried Red Chilli
1CupWater
Coriander for Garnishing
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Ingredients – Ripe Mango Curry

Pre Prep Procedure:

  1. Chop the tomato.
  2. Wash Mango and then peel the skin off.
R10 - Pre Prep - Ripe Mango Curry
Pre Prep – Ripe Mango Curry

Step By Step Procedure:

  1. In a Wok/Kadhai/Saucepan, heat oil. Add Mustard(Rai) and Cumin(Jeera) and let it crackle. Once crackling is done, add Asafoetida(Hing) and dried red chilli and swirl the pan.
  2. Add Garlic paste and sauté it on a low flame for 30 secs.
  3. Add the chopped tomato, salt, turmeric powder(haldi), coriander-cumin powder(dhania-jeera), kashmiri red chilli powder and mix everything well.
  4. Add water and whole peeled mango in it. Do not cut the mango As when cooked the pulp of the mango wil melt away making the bilk of the sauce.
  5. Cook it for 20-25 mins with a closed lid. Stir once in 10 mins interval.
  6. After 25 mins, scrape the pulp from mango and stir it well. Let it cook for 1 min and switch off the flame. There you go it is ready. Enjoy!

Serving & Plating:

Ripe Mango Curry is served hot with Indian bread and is garnished with some freshly chopped coriander.

Accompaniments:

Ripe Mango Curry goes well with Indian breads like Phulka Roti, Puri & Pav and also goes well with steam rice.

Key Pointers:

  • Pro Tip: Use the seed of the mango as a tool to scoop up the curry directly to your mouth. If you like the sourness then you’ll love to gnaw on it..
  • I use Kashmiri Red Chilly Powder, which is not that hot but gives good color and flavor to the food.
  • If Alphonso Mango is not available then you can use any ripe mango of your choice, but alphonso mango has the best taste in this recipe.

Storing:

Leftovers can easily be refrigerated for about 4-5 days in any container with a lid. It need not be an airtight container. I usually prefer a microwave-safe container (for easy reheating).

Reheating:

Thaw for 10-15 mins or when it comes to room temperature. Once thawed, microwave for 2-3 mins with a lid. If you don’t have a microwave, you can reheat it in a saucepan for 15 mins.

Nutrition Facts:

Nutrition Facts

Serving Size1plate
Servings2
Amount Per Serving
Calories314.14Kcal
% Daily Value *
Total Fat23.33g
36%
Saturated Fat3.26g
17%
Trans Fat0g
Total Carbohydrate27.58g
10%
Dietary Fiber6.46g
26%
Sugar18.09g
Protein3.64g
8%
Sodium1532.7mg
64%

Resources: 

Alphonso Mangoes

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Hyderabadi Dum Biryani

Cheesy Hara Bhara Kebab

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