I learnt this kuzhambu from my mom. She loves mango. So, she would always try to make as many dishes as possible with mango. This tastes really yummy. This is a great recipe for Mango lovers like me and my mom.
Ingredients :
1. Mango - 1 ( Not fully ripe, should be firm too)
2. Onion - 1/2 Cup (Finely Chopped)
3. Tamarind Juice - 1 Cup (should be thick)
4. Water - 1.5 Cup
5. Sambar Powder - 1.5 tsp
6. Red Chilly Powder - 1 tsp or adjust to your taste
7. Jaggery - 1 inch piece
10. Salt - Needed qty
11. Oil - 1 tbs
12. Curry Leaf - Little qty
For Seasoning,
Vengaya Vadagam (seasoning Vadam) / Mustard & Urad dhal

Procedure :
1. In a pan, add oil. Now, add the onion & curry leaves. Fry well.
2. Add Tamarind juice, water, Sambar powder, Chilli powder and salt.
3. Mix well. Allow it to boil for 5 minutes in medium heat.
4. Now, add the cut mango pieces.
5. When the contents start to thicken, add the jaggery piece. Medium the stove.
6. When you see the oil getting separated from the kuzhambu, fry vengaya vadagam and add to it. If you don't have the seasoning vadam, add mustard and urad dhal each 1 tsp fried in oil.
7. Serve hot with rice.
Thats a tasty mango gravy..Great recipe, Nithu..
ReplyDeleteNice mango gravy dish.
ReplyDeletewow nice recipe......looks so tempting.
ReplyDeleteGreat post Nithu..Mango gravy looks too good..love to have with rice and pappad..
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Kairali sisters
very new to me,yummy kuzhambu...
ReplyDeleteLovely Mango Kuzhambhu! Looks splendid!
ReplyDeleteNice recipe.I like it.
ReplyDeleteMango gravy looks so delicious
ReplyDeletemmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.. i am drooling. love the color. want to have some right now.
ReplyDeletethis is new to me.. have heard abt Mambazha pulisheri, not this... looks yummy!
ReplyDeletedelicious mango gravy..nice color
ReplyDeleteLoving the look and sound of this gravy !!!
ReplyDeletethis is looking very delicious....nice colour...
ReplyDeletenice yummy one dear
ReplyDeleteYummm!!!tempting gravy, love it..
ReplyDeleteI love this dish Nithu.Looks so tempting.If you are interested you can send this to Think spice event going on in my blog.
ReplyDeletenice kuzhambu...love the use of mangoes.
ReplyDeleteSuper mambazha kozhambu. Loved it and liked ur version with onions. Click is good.
ReplyDeletehaaaaa, your maambazha puli kozhambu is making my mouth water; looks too good!!!
ReplyDeletewowww delicious gravy!!
ReplyDeleteNice recipe dear..thx for sharing with all
ReplyDeleteKuzumbu looks so spicy and too tempting dear :)
ReplyDeletehi Nithu,
ReplyDeleteNice blog dear. This is the first time i am visiting.
I would like to know with what else can this gravy be enjoyed, like besides rice ?
lovely and delicious kuzhambu for a change.
ReplyDeleteWe make almost a similar version with green mango sans onions, called thiyya pulusu in Andhra but it would be very watery.
ReplyDeleteI notice and couldn't stop wondering about the addition of that much tamarind and mango in this recipe. Doesn't it make this tangier? Just wanted to know. :)
Lovely recipe Nithu.. Thank you so mcuh for sending to my event.
ReplyDeleteAmazing recipe!!
ReplyDeleteAll look nice, Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHi Nithu,
ReplyDeleteI came across your blog yesterday and tried this recipe. It was delectable. I couldn’t get enough if it. Thanks to your and ur mom for this wonderful recipe.