Nellikka achar/Amla pickle/Gooseberry pickle |
Preparation time- 5 mins
Cooking time- 5 mins
Total time- 10 mins
Ingredients :
- Finely chopped amla- 100 gm
- Gingely Oil- 50ml
- Mustard seeds- 1 tsp
- Turmeric powder- 1 tsp
- Chili powder- 2 tsp
- Garlic- 20 no.
- Ginger- 1 no. (Chopped)
- Salt- as needed
- Vinegar- as needed
Step 1: Pour oil in a pan and warm it on medium flame. Add mustard seeds, after a few seconds, add garlic, ginger and curry leaves, and fry it well. Add turmeric powder and chili powder and sort it well for a few seconds. Add Amla pieces and salt, mix it nicely.
Step 2: Let it cooked for a few minutes, in between stir it well. Do not cover with a lid. Switch off the flame. Add vinegar and mix it well.
Tips and warnings
Diet for kids
Step 2: Let it cooked for a few minutes, in between stir it well. Do not cover with a lid. Switch off the flame. Add vinegar and mix it well.
Tips and warnings
- Keep it in a air tight glass jar
- Use dry spoon for serving
- Avoid contact with water
Diet for kids
- Reduce chili, as it contributes to acidity
- Reduce oil and salt also
- Suggested very limited intake
- Reduce chili, as it contributes to acidity
- Reduce oil, as it increases cholesterol level
- Reduce salt, as it increases blood pressure
- Reduce chili, as it contributes to acidity
- Reduce oil, as it increases cholesterol level
- Reduce salt, as it increases blood pressure
- Reduce chili, as it contributes to acidity
- Reduce oil, as it increases cholesterol level
- Reduce salt, as it increases blood pressure
- Reduce chili, as it contributes to acidity
- Reduce oil, as it increases cholesterol level
- Reduce salt, as it increases blood pressure
- Reduce chili, as it contributes to acidity
- Reduce oil, as it increases cholesterol level (Its a precautionary measure)
- Reduce salt, as it increases blood pressure (Its a precautionary measure
- Reduce chili, as it contributes to acidity
- Reduce oil, as it increases cholesterol level (Its a precautionary measure)
- Reduce salt, as it increases blood pressure (Its a precautionary measure
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