Ingredients:
- Bittergourd 3
- Green chilly 8 to 10
- Sliced garlic 10 pods
- Sliced ginger 1 1/2 Tbsp
- Turmeic powder a pinch
- Curry leaves one handful
- Fenugeek seeds 1/2 Tsp
- Mustard seeds 1 Tsp
- Gingely / veg oil
- Vinegar 1/2 cup
- Water 1/2 cup
- Salt
Clean and cut bittergourd into lengthwise pieces. Mix it with little salt and vinegar and keep it aside for 1 hr or more. Squeeze it and keep it aside (the above procedure helps to decrease the bitterness). Heat oil in a kadai and add mustard seeds and fenugreek seeds. When it splutters, add curry leaves, sliced ginger, garlic and green chilly. Saute it for few mins and add a pinch of turmeric pdr and salt. Pour water and vinegar into this and boil it well. Reduce the flame and place the bittergourd, mix it and remove it from fire.
Yummy Achar..my favorite,love it
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ReplyDeletewhat a yummy achar..and that too from bittergourd!!! Bookmarked...
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Looks so good.
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Delicious Achar !! looks YUM !!
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Never tried bitter guard achar this way. Pictures look really gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHow much oil to be used BTW?
Even though I don't like pavakka,achar and sundriesd pavakka eniku ishtamanu.different colour for a pickle,nice clicks..
ReplyDeleteOru rakshyam illa ente Tina!!!! suuuuuper..and awesome clicks too!
ReplyDeletewow Tina!looks beautiful??is it bitter?or have u done something to remove the biterness...
ReplyDeleteYou know I love bitter gourd too like potato. Yummy achar. Its new to me but I'll try it soon.
ReplyDeleteI like bittergourd. But never tried achar. Clicks are tempting Tina!
ReplyDeleteEnikku vayya, Luks awesome dear :) Its really tempting and as usual clicks are just great...
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ReplyDeleteNice clicks nd yummy achar.....
ReplyDeletebitter gourd achar is new to me...looks super good and nice recipe too...as usual beautiful clicks!!
ReplyDeleteI like bitter gourd..haven't tried them this way though. Looks very appetizing.
ReplyDeletebeautiful clicks Tina....nice achar recipe..
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I like bittergourd but never tried the pickle. Pretty attractive!
ReplyDeletewow, pavakka achar sounds great, great recipe and beautiful clicks..
ReplyDeletewow awesome dear...bookmarked it hv to try this !
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Healthy recipe to tackle the sweet cravings days tina.
ReplyDeleteomg... looks so yummy...mouth watering .. awesome clicks!!
ReplyDeleteMmmmm...yummy achhar...nice clicks
ReplyDeleteperfect pickle with curd rice..yummy yum yum:)
ReplyDeletei agree with balakrishna saraswathy..itz a perfect combo with curd rice...itz really really fantastic tina kutta...
ReplyDeleteThat a yummy way of using pavakka. Thanks for sharing this recipe Tina.
ReplyDeleteWow! It's just popping out of the window, looks very yummy!
ReplyDeletethanks for visiting my blog .. i must try this ..thank u
ReplyDeleteLove to have it with curd rice
ReplyDeleteAchar is so unique.. Must try this sometime..:)
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Achar looks so tempting
ReplyDeleteAchar looks delicious... never heard of these.. innovative..
ReplyDeleteI like to eat bitterguard,this is a new recipe for me.want to try next time....& nice clicks too...
ReplyDeleteLovely click...
ReplyDeleteI'm a BIG fan of pavakka achhar! This brings back lots of memories of home :) Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSuper tempting achar, stunning..
ReplyDeleteLooks great! Bittergourd yummy achar...:)
ReplyDeleteReally greart achar,for diabatic AND others too
ReplyDeleteLooks so tempting.
ReplyDeleteWonderful idea to pickle bitter guard!
ReplyDeleteHey The Achar looks so so yummy...its tempting....u have got a nice space here....thanks for visiting my space and ur lovely comment...me too following u...
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL photography!
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Unique and innovative recipe. Achaar looks yummy and spicy.
ReplyDeleteLove your first pic....New recipe to me...Yumm!
ReplyDeleteBittergourd pickle its new to me.
ReplyDeleteOh no,simply superb recipe and presentation.I always love the way you present it.To the subject and brief,but aesthetic.Slurp !
ReplyDeleteTina this pickle looks really tempting.I am going to try this soon.
ReplyDeleteLove e idea ....looks so good
ReplyDeleteoooo, my favorite achar. This look so good!
ReplyDeletelovly recipe and very nice presentation..first time here..Happy to be your 500th follower:)
ReplyDeleteSOunds interesting and beautifully presented dear...
ReplyDeletenice recipe and pretty clicks
ReplyDeleteThe achar looks fabulous.. i've never made a bittergourd achar. that spoon looks super cute.
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Looks delicious and inviting
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work! This is wonderful, already tried and it turned out well. Need your assistance in making vattayappam. Could I buy rice flour (appam)and make it? What is the measurement of rice,sugar,yeast,coconute; if rice is soaked for vattayappam. Awaiting your response at:alicejacobkwt@hotmail.com
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