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Mango Pudhina Thogayal makes an excellent side dish for rice and also goes well with breakfasts like idli and dosa. Whenever the raw mango you buy turns out to be way too sour, you can make this thogayal.
Of course you can eat it raw along with some chili powder and salt sprinkled over it but I simply chose to make this thogayal with the mango and it turned out lip smacking good when I had with some hot rice and vathals (fryums).
As this thogayal is made without coconut, the chances of it spoiling quickly in this hot weather is most unlikely to happen.
So you can safely pack it in lunchboxes for schools and offices. Hubby loves pudhina thogayal very much and he loved this one with the tanginess of the mango very much.
Like this thogayal, you can also serve this ridgegourd thogayal and pirandai thogayal either as a side dish with rice and or mix with rice and eat.
Make sure that the raw mango that you are using is sour, else you may add a marble size of tamarind and sauté it along with urad dal. Also do not miss out on ginger, as it takes the thogayal to another level.
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Mango Pudhina Thogayal Recipe details as below:
Mango Pudhina Thogayal Recipe
Ingredients:
- Raw mango - 1 small
- Mint leaves or pudhina - 1 cup packed
- Ginger – 1 inch piece
- Urad dal – 3 tsp
- Whole dry red chilies – 5
- Mustard seeds – 1 tsp
- Asafetida – 1 pinch
- Salt – to taste
- Oil – 1 tsp
Instructions:
- Wash and peel the skin of the mango. You can either grate the mango using a grater or slice them into thin slices. I grated the mango and ginger.
- Wash the mint leaves and place them in a colander for the water to drip completely.
- Heat a pan with 1/2 tsp oil. Add urad dal and roast for a few seconds till it changes color slightly. Add the whole dry red chilies and roast for a few more seconds.
- Add the grated mango and ginger and sauté for 1 minute over low flame. Let the mango shrink in size and wilt. Take the pan off fire and place it on the counter.
- Immediately add the mint leaves to the pan and sauté well. The heat of the pan itself is enough for the mint leaves to shrink and mix. Let the mixture cool.
- Transfer the contents to the mixie jar, add salt and using 1 or 2 tsp water, grind to a thick paste. I did not use water at all. The moisture was enough to grind to a paste. Transfer the ground paste to a serving bowl.
- Heat the pan with the remaining 1/2 tsp oil and add mustard seeds and let it pop. Add asafetida, mix and pour this tempering over the thogayal and mix well.
- Mango pudhina thogayal is ready.
- Serve with hot rice. You can mix the thogayal with rice and eat it along with a papad or fryums or serve it as a side dish to sambar rice, rasam rice or even with idlis and dosas.
anusha praveen
June 9, 2014 at 11:58 pmYumm is all i can say! I can imagine the flavor of the mint and the sourness of the mango coming together when one eats this. Sigh! One can never have enough of mangoes i guess. And i like that plate!!
Veena Theagarajan
June 10, 2014 at 2:51 amunique combo.. sounds interesting too
traditionallymodernfood
June 10, 2014 at 4:33 amMango and mint different combibatiin 🙂 perfect summer recipe wil try
Ms.Chitchat
June 10, 2014 at 9:47 amAwesome thogaiyal, interesting combo, would love to try this, bookmarked.
AparnaRajeshkumar
June 10, 2014 at 9:58 ami never tasted this combo ! lovely one
Beulah Arun
June 10, 2014 at 11:01 amMango and mint, a lovely combination! Looks yum!
Nivedhanams Sowmya
June 10, 2014 at 11:11 amOh that is finger licking good!! yum yum yummy!!
Priya Ranjit
June 10, 2014 at 11:16 pmLove your version Radhika without using coconut 🙂 must try this sometime.
Rajani
June 15, 2014 at 8:05 pmWith mango season threatening to disappear, this thogayal has to be tried out asap! Lovely hue!