Kuccha Mango (Grated Mango) Pickle | Kaddukash Aam Ka Achar
Kuccha Mango (Grated Mango) Pickle | Kaddukash Aam Ka Achar
Kuccha Mango (Grated Mango) Pickle | Kaddukash Aam Ka Achar
Kuccha Mango (Grated Mango) Pickle | Kaddukash Aam Ka Achar
Kuccha Mango (Grated Mango) Pickle | Kaddukash Aam Ka Achar
Kuccha Mango (Grated Mango) Pickle | Kaddukash Aam Ka Achar
Kuccha Mango (Grated Mango) Pickle | Kaddukash Aam Ka Achar
Kuccha Mango (Grated Mango) Pickle | Kaddukash Aam Ka Achar
Kuccha Mango (Grated Mango) Pickle | Kaddukash Aam Ka Achar
Kuccha Mango (Grated Mango) Pickle | Kaddukash Aam Ka Achar
Kuccha Mango (Grated Mango) Pickle | Kaddukash Aam Ka Achar
Kuccha Mango (Grated Mango) Pickle | Kaddukash Aam Ka Achar
Kuccha Mango (Grated Mango) Pickle | Kaddukash Aam Ka Achar

Kuccha Mango (Grated Mango) Pickle | Kaddukash Aam Ka Achar

Tastes : Tangy, Sour, Mildly spicy


✔️ Has a strong aroma of raw mangoes.
✔️ NO Mango Pieces, and is made with grated / kaddukash mangoes.
✔️ Homemade, Sun-Dried, Traditional Pickle from Mithilanchal in Bihar.
✔️ Store in a cool dry place. Use a fresh, dry spoon to take the pickle out.


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Weight: 500 Grams (Plastic Jar)
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Traditional Recipes

Our recipes have been handed over by ancestors and perfected over decades of experiences

Local & Safe Ingredients

All our ingredients are typically found in Mithila. We buy them from local farmers and traders.

Dried Naturally in the Sun

Pickles spend as long as 20 days in the sun to properly absorb the Masale before they are packed.

More About the Pickle

Made with comparatively less spices and oil, the perfect grated mango pickle from Mithilanchal, Bihar. Mildly spicy & heat, and a lot of tanginess. In one word, KHATTA!

Ingredients used in Grated Mango Pickle 

Include Raw Mango, Mustard Oil, Turmeric, Red Chilli Powder, Coriander Powder, Cumin, Nigella Seeds, Carom Seeds, Fenugreek, Fennel Seeds, Yellow Mustard, Asafoetida, Black Salt, Salt.

Raw Green Mangoes

Mango varieties used for production of this pickle includes Malda, and Kalkatiya. These two varieties are specially chosen as they have significant amount of pulp, and tanginess. Spices are mostly sourced locally from farmers, and bazar samitis in Samastipur. We buy whole spices and clean, roast, ground them in our kitchen-factory.

The Process of Preparation, starts with the mangoes arriving to our kitchen-factory, freshly plucked from the tree on last evening. The first step is sort out the mangoes for any pieces that are damaged, or have ripened, and not good for pickling. 

Grated Mango

Once sorted, the mangoes are peeled completely. It is washed a couple of times in the water, and left in the sun for a few hours. Thereafter, the mangoes are grated completely in a grinder, and kept in a mixing vessel. Immediately the grated mangoes leave their moisture which is separated and discarded.

After a few hours, the grated mango is ready for adding Salt & Turmeric. This mixture is left untouched for 24 hours. Parallelly, a batch of masala is prepared, with the spices in the right proportions.

Once the 24 hours have passed, the masala is mixed with the grated mangoes, and oil. The mixture is left out in the sun for 7-10 days. It’s tasted for perfection, and is thereafter stored in the martabans.

In Mithila, we enjoy this pickle with dal-roti, khichdi, poori-bhujia, chawal-dal, jhaal murhi, and most of the daily meals.

 

Tangy Mango Pickle

 

Kuccha Mango (Grated Mango) Pickle or Kaddukash Aam Ka Achar is sold as part of Bihari Pickles, Mango Pickles and All Pickle Collection on JhaJi Store.

    Traditional Recipes

    Our recipes have been handed over by ancestors and perfected over decades of experiences

    Local & Safe Ingredients

    All our ingredients are typically found in Mithila. We buy them from local farmers and traders.

    Dried Naturally in the Sun

    Pickles spend as long as 20 days in the sun to properly absorb the Masale before they are packed.