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There is a story behind this Andhra Style Mango Rice. This year I have been lucky for I made so many recipes with raw mangoes which I received from my home tree from my parents. I went crazy and made Instant Raw Mango Pickle South Indian Style, Sweet and Sour Mango Chutney, Aam Ka Panna, Raw Mango and Mint Chutney. When a few mangoes were left almost turning yellow I decided to do this Andhra style Manga Sadam or Mango Rice. It was incredible!!!


There is another version of this rice and also from Andhra Pradesh which uses freshly grated Coconut. It is often made on the occasion of Maavinakayi Chitranna. But the recipe I am posting is simpler and you would probably have all the ingredients at home.

Directions:
1. Wash and soak rice in a bowl for 15 minutes. Cook in a pressure pan that every rice grain remains separate. Keep aside. In the meanwhile peel some raw mangoes and grate them using a grater.


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2. In a wok or karahi add some oil. And heat it up.

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3. Add mustard seeds and let them crackle. 

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4. Add Urad Dal and Channa Dal. Toast them in oil for a few seconds on low flame till they are nice and golden.


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5. Add Kaddhi Patta and saute for a second.

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6. Add peanuts and dry red chilies. Toss them in the oil.


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7. Add asafoetida and turmeric powder.


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8. Add grated raw mango and mix well for a few seconds. 

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9. Add red chili powder and Salt. Mix well and turn the flame off.


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10. Gently mix the Mango Masala  to the cooked rice.

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11. Serve hot with Instant Mango Pickle South Indian Style and some Papads.

Other Rice recipes you can try here : Curd Rice, Kathal ki Biryani, Mint Pulav , Mushroom Risotto

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Finger Millet also known as Ragi or Manduwa or Maddua is a gluten free cereal which is very widely consumed in Uttrakhand where I live now. Other than Uttrakhand it is a popular millet used in South Indian Cuisine. It is a rich source of amino acid methionine. 

In Kumaoni Cuisine Maddua plays a very important role for it is used in variety of dishes. It is also believed to keep you warm in thick cold. So I  was tempted to try this super cereal and got its flour from the local market. I debuted my adventure with Ragi by making this Instant Ragi Dosa. I saw Malar Muthu’s post one fine day and could not resist trying it. It was quick and required no fermentation. Luckily I had Sambar and Coconut Chutney to accompany this. The dosa came out crisp and so delicious. Even my kiddo loved them to the core.

Directions:

1. In a bowl add urad dal or split black gram. Add water and let it get soaked for atleast an hour.


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2. Transfer the soaked lentils with little water in a blender. Make a fine paste.


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3. Transfer the paste to a larger bowl and add to it. Ragi Flour and Rice Flour.


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4. Add water and salt. Combine to make a dosa consistency batter. It should neither be thick nor thin.


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5. Heat a flat griddle or dosa tawa. Add oil. Wipe it with a kitchen towel.

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6. Add a ladle full of batter in the center and spread in circular motions evenly. Drizzle some oil on dosa and flip after 2-3 minutes. Cook on the other side.


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7. Serve hot with Coconut Chutney and Sambar.

You can even try this dosa with Tomato Onion Garlic Chutney.
Other dishes from South Indian Cuisine which you can try here: Curd Rice, Quick Rava Idli

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