Dal Khatti Kairi / Ambe Dal
Raw mango is available in plenty in the markets these days...
you can make pickles, Panha etc.... my mouth waters when I even imagine about
the raw mango... Really tangy and tarty!
Nandini Sabnis, Spouse of my Manager, Prashant Sabnis is a good cook. Prashant had got us Dal Khatti Kairi which Nandini had made. It was delicious!! I wanted to make this dish from a very long time and this season is the apt time as raw mangoes are in plenty in the market.
I picked few mangoes recently from the vegetable store and finally decided to make the dish. This raw Mango Chutney is also called Ambe dal or Vatli dal and is very popular spring delicacy from Maharashtra.
This is also served for Haldi Kunkum where married women are felicitated with Haldi Kumkum, a blouse piece and Coconut. Kairichi Dal and Kairi Panha is one of the menu fixed during this event.
Dal Khatti Kairi is a very quick and delicious preparation. I packed this for my husband's tiffin and when he got back home he told me that all his friends at the lunch table was all praises for this dish :)
A quick note of the recipe for all my readers!
Ingredients:
Chana Daal
(Split Bengal gram) – 1 cup (soak in
water for 4 hours)
Green Chilli
paste 1 tbsp
Raw Mango
(grated) – 1/2 cup
Sugar &
Salt to taste
Oil – 2 tbsp
Mustard seeds,
Asafoetida & Cumin Seeds for
tempering
Turmeric
(Haldi) – 1/2 tsp
Curry leaves -
5 to 6
Jeera powder -
1 tspA
Coriander leaves
- 2 tbsp
Method :
Soak the Chana
Daal in 2 to 3 cups of water for 2-4 hours .
Drain all the water completely and grind it coarsely.
Heat oil in a
small Kadai and add the tempering. When
it crackles, add the chilli paste, curry
leaves and fry for a few seconds. Add
the turmeric powder and transfer this to the ground dal. You need to ensure that after adding haldi do
not heat it for a longer time or the haldi will turn black.
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