Tuesday, 30 November 2010

Instant Ginger Pickle

A few weeks ago, when we wanted to have out customary Sunday morning porridge, we realized that we were out of pickles. Hubby sighed and 'wished' he had some to go with the porridge. I rummaged the contents of the fridge and got a large knob of ginger and thus was born this instant pickle. I have made two batches after that one.



I used:

Ginger -200 grams [Use tender ginger to avoid a fibrous pickle.Mine was not so tender.]
Red chilli powder-2 teaspoons
Oil- 1/4 cup
Mustard seeds-1 teaspoon
Curry leaves
salt to taste

  1. Roughly chop the ginger and grind it as smooth as possible.Do not add water.
  2. Heat oil in a pan and put in mustard and curry leaves
  3. When it crackles, add the ground ginger and salt.Mix well.
  4. Cook on medium flame for 15 minutes or till the raw smell goes off.
  5. Cool completely and transfer to a  clean, dry jar.
  6. Store in the fridge for a longer shelf life.



This pickle goes well with curd rice, Chapathi , porridge.

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Bon Appetit...


13 Comments:

Priya said...

Woww fingerlicking pickle..

Kurinji said...

Mouthwatering here PJ...

Veggie Hut said...

Tantalising... I can feel the yummy taste..Love the fact that it can be made so quickly

Priya Sreeram said...

this is a good one --:)

Gayathri's Cook Spot said...

Looks so hot.

Shanavi said...

wanna grab the whole jar...:)

notyet100 said...

perfect with dal chawal,.:-)

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Krishnaveni said...

very easy pickle recipe, looks great

Smitha said...

yummy yummy pickle!!...all I need is hot rice!

Priya (Yallapantula) Mitharwal said...

Hey, that sounds great and really instant.

Anonymous said...

my fav Ginger Pickle Recipes, its delicious.

rekhas kitchen said...

Wow mouth watering even we can spread it on a bread will try this....