Ingredients:
100gm fresh long thick green chillies
1\2-tbsp turmeric powder
25gm crush mustard seeds
2-tbsp mustard oil
Salt to taste
Method:
Step 1: Wash the green chillies and dry towel to absorb all the moisture. Cut these chillies in to long slices.
Step 2: Take one-fourth of the total quantity of the chillies and grind these to a coarse paste.
Step 3: Grind the mustard seeds into the mixer. I use this ready made crush mustard seeds.
Step 4: Heat the oil till smoking and law the flame and add long cut chillies in it.
Step 5: Mix green chilli paste, salt, crush mustard seeds and turmeric powder in it. Mix well so that the chillies get coated with the oil and masalas.
Step 6: Turn off the flame and place in a serving plate.
Step 7: You also use as instant but you add one tbsp lemon juice for more taste.
This is my contribution for the event Think Spice…Think Mustard Seeds…..This beautiful events organized by Sunitas from sunitabhuyan.blogspot.com
Note:
If you like to store this dish for some times then..........
Take clean glass jars and place the achaar in the jar. Close the lid of the jar and shake the bottle gently. Leave in the sun for atleast 2-3 dyas till the chillies are just about tender. Care should be taken to take out the achaar for use only a little at a time.
lovely photorial and a very nice entry for the think spice event!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely colour the chillies are, Kajal!
ReplyDeleteThat looks hot and yummy.
ReplyDeleteYour chillies look so incredibly fresh and green! Do you remove the seeds from the chillies?
ReplyDeleteslurp... thats theeka and delicious pickle with curd rice... i have one big jar of chilli-mustard pickle in my pantry and i just love it:)
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely achaar indeed...thanks for sending it over :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent post for mustard Kajal. looks hot and spicy!:))
ReplyDeleteIt is the first time i see a achaar with chillies like this.
ReplyDeleteIt looks very nice.
Special recipe for the event
kajal...yummy! these look so good..so when they are kept in the sun..how many days can we use them?
ReplyDeletedelicious ,want to have some right away!
ReplyDeleteKajal I was looking out for recipe like this, I saw one at athika's curry house and nownow urs. That looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteLovely! How long does it stay if you store it in the fridge?
ReplyDeleteooooooohhhhhh hot hot hot..... what a hot entry. simply chillicious!
ReplyDeleteoh its so hot.....the pics are so nice. I just yearn for some of it
ReplyDeleteI can just imagine how good this tastes.
ReplyDeleteHi Nags,
ReplyDeleteThanks my dear for your wonderful words. Happy weekend :-)
Hello Sra,
ReplyDeleteI am glad to see your comment here. Thanks a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi Pria,
ReplyDeleteThank for your lovely words.
Enjoy your day with lots of fun :)))))
Hello Shyam,
ReplyDeleteYes, I remove the seeds from the chillies. Most of the seeds remove from the chillies when you cut into long four pieces. Thank you my dear for your nice words.:)
Hi Sia,
ReplyDeleteOhhhhhhh.........you have big jar of this pickle then send to me because I have only one dish and this one dish is finish my dear......:)))
Hello Sunita,
ReplyDeleteThank you my dear for your lovely words. Really I like your event.....Keep it up.:)))
Hello Asha,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your gorgeous words..............your words are miracle when I read your comment I feel it very nice. Thanks one more time.:)
Hi Happy Cook,
ReplyDeleteThis is very usual pickle in our home another recipe form chillies pickle I post before three month. Thanks for your great words.:))
Hello Rajitha,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your beautiful words. You kept Acchar jar in sun light for 4 days if sun light is fully occupied. When chillies become soft then you use it. you can use it one month and also you use more month but I have only one month experience not more.
Hello Bindiya,
ReplyDeleteIf possible then I definitely send this to you my dear. Thanks for your charming words.:-)
Hi Padma,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your excellent words. Have a nice day........with athika’s curry and my pickle.:)
Hello Thecooker,
ReplyDeleteIf you store in fridge then it is stay one month. Thank for your kind words.:))
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ReplyDeleteHi Sharmi,
ReplyDeleteYesssssssssssssss hotttttttttttt and spicyyyyyyyyy for you my dear....Thanks for your lovely words.......:-)
Hello Bhags,
ReplyDeleteOh if possible I complete your desire my dear.........Thanks for your cute and pretty words.:))
Hi Cynthia,
ReplyDeleteThanks my dear..........your lovely and charming words always give smile on my face.
Have a nice weekend.:))
One fiery lovely pickle that is Kajal. I remember the one we had when visiting Lucknow.. we bought both green and red chilli pickles.
ReplyDeleteLove the colour of the chillies Kajal. looks good.
ReplyDeleteHi Laavanya,
ReplyDeleteOhhhhhhhhh…you also love chilli pickles my dear.....great.......My uncle also love this pickle and he always say with out chilli lunch is incomplete.
Thanks for your great words.:)
Helloooooooooooo Prema Sundar,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Have a nice day.:)
A spicy one and great entry Kajal. Viji
ReplyDeleteKaajal love your achaar. so very perfectly spicy to go with garam garam parathas. yumm
ReplyDeleteHello Viji,
ReplyDeleteThanks my dear.:))
Hello Shella,
ReplyDeleteYes you make me hunger for gram gram parathas. It is tasty with any type of parthas.
Thank you and Have a good day.:)