Wednesday, April 25, 2018

Lololikka achar/ cranberry pickle/red gooseberry pickle

Loloikka achar/ cranberry pickle/red gooseberry pickle 
Loloikka achar/ cranberry pickle/red gooseberry pickle 

Preparation time- 10mins
Cooking time-10 mins
Total time- 20 mins

Ingredients (for 4 servings):
  1. Lololikka- 1 kg
  2. Fenugreek seeds-1 tablespoon
  3. Ginger(chopped pieces) - 50 gm
  4. Garlic (chopped pieces)- 50 gm
  5. Dried red chilly- 15 no.
  6. Vinegar (Acetic acid)- 100ml
  7. Salt- as needed
  8. Mustard - 4 tablespoon
  9. Sunflower Oil/ gingelly oil- 250 ml
  10. Chilly Powder- 8 tablespoon
  11. Turmeric powder-3 tablespoon
  12. Curry leaves- 30 no.
Method:

Step 1: Take a pan, pour oil and warm it. Add mustard seeds, fenugreek seeds, red dried chilly and curry leaves.

Step 2: After a few minutes, add garlic and ginger, cook it for a minute.

Step 3: Add chilly and turmeric powder and after a minute, switch off the flame. Then, add vinegar and mix it well.

Step 4: Finally, add lololikka and salt and mix it well. Allow it to cool. Then, transfer to a clean and dried glass jar and keep it closed for two weeks for soaking of lololikka. In between, shake the jar well but, don't open it.

Tips and warnings
  • Use glass jar always for storing pickle
  • Keep it at room temperature for 48 hrs and then keep it in the fridge for months (I prefer this method).
  • If the pickle is covered with oil, you can keep it at room temperature for months, as the oil acts as a preservative. 
  • When you take the portion of pickle from the bottle, slant the jar and take the lololikka pieces without oil.
  • Cook it in a medium flame.
  • If it is a maiden attempt, start with a small quantity, because, it needs the experience to bring the balance in the sour, spicy and salty taste of lololikka pickle.
Suggestions

Diet for kids
  • Reduce chili, as it contributes to acidity
  • Add garlic, as it relieves abdominal distension
  • Reduce oil and salt also
  • You can add plenty of curry leaves, as it increases Hemoglobin level
  • Suggested minimum intake
Antenatal diet
  • Add garlic, as it relieves abdominal distension
  • Reduce chili and vinegar, as it contributes to acidity
  • Reduce oil, as it increases cholesterol level
  • Reduce salt, as it increases blood pressure
  • Cook on low flame
  • You can add plenty of curry leaves, as it increases Hemoglobin level
  • Suggested minimum intake 
Diet for lactating mothers
  • Reduce chili powder, as it contributes to acidity
  • Reduce oil, as it increases cholesterol level
  • Cook on low flame
  • Add garlic, as it relieves abdominal distension
  • You can add plenty of curry leaves, as it increases Hemoglobin level
  • Suggested minimum intake 
Postnatal diet
  • Reduce chili, as it contributes to acidity
  • Reduce oil, as it increases cholesterol level
  • Cook on low flame
  • Add garlic, as it relieves abdominal distension
  • You can add plenty of curry leaves, as it increases Hemoglobin level
  • Suggested minimum intake 
Diet for diabetic persons
  • Reduce chili powder, as it contributes to acidity
  • Reduce oil, as it increases cholesterol level (It's a precautionary measure)
  • Reduce salt, as it increases blood pressure (Its a precautionary measure
  • Cook on low flame
  • Add garlic, as it relieves abdominal distension
  • Suggested minimum intake 
Diet for hypertensive persons
  • Reduce chili powder, as it contributes to acidity
  • Reduce oil, as it increases cholesterol level (It's a precautionary measure)
  • Reduce salt, as it increases blood pressure
  • Cook on low flame
  • Add garlic, as it relieves abdominal distension
  • Suggested very minimum intake 
Diet for cardiac persons
  • Reduce chili powder, as it contributes to acidity
  • Reduce oil, as it increases cholesterol level (It's a precautionary measure)
  • Reduce salt, as it increases blood pressure (Its a precautionary measure
  • Cook on low flame
  • Add garlic, as it relieves abdominal distension
  • Suggested very minimum intake 

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