Instructions
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To begin making Amla Achaar preparation guide | scalding & sugary Indian Gooseberry Pickle, select green, unblemished amla (gooseberry) for this pickle. Wash the Amla, pat dehydrated and prick all over with fork.
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Keep them in a colander.bring to temperature up 4-5 cup aqua in a big saucepan.
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Keep the colander of Amla over it and put a lid on it.
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Let the Amla low-boil on the steam for about 20 moments. Meanwhile dehydrated char the fenugreek kuria on a heated skillet until fragrant.
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Cool and grind to ground mix.Let the amla cool down after steaming.
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Once it is cooled, remove seed and make small wedges of the cooked amla using a knife.
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Wear hand gloves while doing so as handling amla for a long time make cause blackening of nails in few cases.In a big mixing dish, first spread the Amla wedges.
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Now strew the Turmeric ground mix all over it followed by the Fenugreek ground mix, Hing , Mustard Seed dal , seasoning and Red Chili ground mix.incorporate it nicely with a spatula.
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Now transfer in in the grated Jaggery and incorporate again.bring to temperature up the oil in a kadai, on a low to medium bring to temperature until heated but not fuming.
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Put off the bring to temperature and let the oil cool down a bit.
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Now transfer in this oil to the pickle masala and incorporate very well.
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Keep the pickle covered overnight. Next day oil will float up.
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swirl around it again and fill in rinse and dehydrated glass jars.
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The oil layer should always put a lid on the pickle in the jar.
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This pickle stays good at room temperature for about 2-3 months.
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But color may darken slightly, hence you can store in the fridge. offer Amla Achaar preparation guide | scalding & sugary Indian Gooseberry Pickle as an accompaniment with Carrots & sugary Potato Stuffed Paratha preparation guide or along with Steamed Rice and Thatta Payaru Sambar preparation guide (Black Eyed Beans Sambar).