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Indian summers are scorching and can take a toll on you. So it is very important to keep your self hydrated and take all necessary steps to fight against the intense Indian Summer heat. One such way is to drink Aam Panna, it is a healthy drink made from the pulp of raw green mangoes, sugar and assortment of spices.


Aam Panna not only quenches your thirst but also helps prevent excessive loss of sodium chloride and iron in the body resulting due to heavy sweating. Its my favourite drink since childhood. You can make a concentrate of Aam Panna and keep it refrigerated. Simply add cold water to it and enjoy this refreshing summer drink with the goodness of Mango. 

Directions:

1. Wash and peel raw mangoes and cut them into small pieces discarding the inside seed. I have used slightly ripe mangoes but they were still quite tangy. You can even directly boil the mangoes with the peel and later separate the peel and pulp. But it gets messy so I prefer to simply boil the pulp.


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2. Transfer the chopped mango pieces in a vessel.

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3. Add water and let it come to a boil.

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4. Put the lid on and let it simmer on low heat for 10-15 minutes or until the mangoes have become soft. I inserted a knife to check its doneness. Turn the flame off and let it come to room temperature.


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5. Transfer the cooked mango pulp with its water into a blender. Add sugar and roasted Cumin Powder.


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6. Also add washed mint leaves and Black Himalayan Salt , also known as Kala Namak.


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7. Blend Together to make a smooth liquid Concentrate. Pour a small portion of it in tall glasses and add chilled water as per your taste. Store rest of the concentrate in a container and keep it refrigerated.

You can try other Raw Mango recipes on The Secret Ingredient: Raw Mango Pickle South Indian Style, Raw Mango Sweet and Sour Chutney and Raw Mango Chutney with Mint and Coriander.

Other refreshing things you can try to beat the heat are: Mango Coconut Milk Pudding, Musk Melon Cucumber and Mint Smoothie and Quick Pista Badam Kulfi.

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Few days back I had posted recipe of Khatti Meethi Kacchey Aam ki Chutney. I still had some raw mangoes from the 10 kg bag my parents had sent me. Ohh yess its raining Mangoes! I had already made Raw Mango Pickle South Indian Style and also the Sweet and Sour Raw Mango Chutney. My mother makes this Raw Mango Chutney with Mint and Dhaniya so tried my hands on it. It tastes great with fried snacks like Sabudana Tikki and even Arbi Ke Patton ke Pattode.

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This Chutney can be made instantly without any hassle. When you have guests coming over, this one is a quick fix recipe. You may probably have all the ingredients handy and readily available. I specially wanted to share this recipe when Monsoons are at your doorstop and you feel the urge to make some delicious snacks!

Directions:
1. Separate Mint and Coriander Leaves from the stem and wash them rigorously. Peel a raw Mango and discard its peel.

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2. In a grinder add Raw mango chopped, Mint and Coriander leaves, Onion, clove of garlic and green chilies.

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3. Also add Black Rock Salt and Chat Masala.


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4. Add few table spoons of water to blend into a fine paste.

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5. Transfer to a container and keep refrigerated. Stays good for up to a week. Can be made in advance.

You can try other raw mango Recipes: Raw Mango Pickle South Indian Style, Raw Mango Sweet and Sour Chutney.

Other Chutneys you can try are Pudina Chutney, Spinach Coriander Chutney, Coconut Chutney, Coriander Chutney without Onion Garlic, Szechuan Sauce, Chimichurri

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Some time back I had posted the recipe of Instant Raw mango Pickle South Indian style and stated how I had to use 10 kg of raw mangoes sent to me by my parents. In the pursuit of using them wisely I also made this khatti Metthi Aam ki Chutney. It was my first time to make this chutney. I always loved the way my mommy made this chutney. So I asked her the recipe and gave it a try. 


This recipe is made differently in different parts of India and is also known by different names. Like in Gujarat a similar version is made and is known as Aam ka Chunda 

Directions:
1. Wash and peel some raw mangoes.

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2. Grate them into strings.

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3. Place them in a bowl and add sugar.

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4. Also add salt, red chili powder.


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3. Also add roasted Cumin Powder and Garam Masala.


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4. Combine everything thoroughly and cover it with a lid and let it sit overnight at room temperature.

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5. After the waiting period  put the mango mixture in a wok or kadhai on low heat and add add crushed cardamom. Stir it for fifteen minutes until it thickens and attains single string consistency.


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6. Add musk melon seeds. They taste simply superb.

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7. Let it cool down and transfer it to a glass container. Store in fridge, remains good for months.

You can try other chutneys from The Secret Ingredient: Pudina Chutney, Coriander Chutney, Spinach Coriander Chutney, Coconut Chutney, Chimichurri, Szechuan Sauce.

Other raw mango Recipes you can try: Instant Raw Mango Pickle South Indian Style.

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