Thursday, September 16, 2010

Uppumanga / Salted Mango Chammanthi - Two Versions

Uppumanga Chammanthi

 

Ingredients

  1. Uppumanga - 1-2 slices
  2. Grated Coconut - 1/2 - 3/4 cup
  3. Pearl onions - 2 - 3
  4. Green chillies - 2
  5. Curry leaves - 1 sprig

Method

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Grind all the ingredients together in a mixer. There is no need to add salt as the mangoes are already salty. Serve with rice / kanji.

UPPUMANGA CHAMMANTHI VERSION 2

Uppumanga Chammanthi

Ingredients

  1. Uppumanga (salted mango) - 1.5 small
  2. Pearl onions - 6 - 7
  3. Green chillies - 2
  4. Curry leaves - 1 sprig
  5. Coconut oil - 2 tsp

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Method

Crush / grind all the ingredients together in a mixer. Then transfer to a bowl and add the coconut oil. (Traditionally it is crushed using a mortar and pestle. Crush the pearl onions, green chillies and curry leaves. Now add the chopped uppu manga pieces and slightly crush everything together. Finally pour the coconut oil and mix well). There is no need to add salt since the mangoes are already salty. Serve with rice / kanji.

 

Uppumanga Chammanthi

21 comments:

  1. Very tempting mango chammanthi, feel like having some..

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  2. sho im drooling seeing both the versions...slurrp

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  3. Both the version are nice, so yummy it looks..

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  4. am drooling at the last picture...such a tongue tickling recipe...

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  5. Me too drooling at both the versions girllsss..Adipoli....

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  6. Sounds new to me....looks very tempting

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  7. enikku first version eshtam aanu.. Pandu school vacation time il amma yude veettil pokumbol kittunna items aanu ethokke.. Nostalgia... :D

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  8. ayyo....ente fav..njanum ichira uppumanga ittu vechittundu for winter..kothipichu kalli penungal...

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  9. wow, lovely looking recipes dear, both the versions :)

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  10. Thats really a tongue tickling dish dear....feeling like taste it right now....

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  11. Adipoli!! eppalum ethukandal control kittilla! kothipichu..:)

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  12. Slurrp, both versions looks fantastic..love it.

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  13. Very tempting !! Perfectly done..yummy clicks too !!

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  14. We call it gojju.... nd these r my fav I love them with Konji :)

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  15. Interesting dish..love both the recipes....

    Pushpa @ simplehomefood.com

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  16. kandittu thanne vayyil vellam varanu!

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  17. Oh! it's mouth watering. So good.

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