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Instant tomato pickle, Tomato pachadi, Thakkali urugai
2017-10-24 22:47:24

Serves 4
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Prep Time
10 min
Cook Time
15 min
Total Time
25 min
Ingredients
- 1. Tomato – ½ kg
- 2. Tamarind – small gooseberry size
- 3. Red chilli powder – 1 ½ tbsp
- 4. Salt – to taste
- 5. Oil – 1 tbsp
For tempering
- 1. Mustard seeds – 1 tsp
- 2. Channa dal- 2 tsp
- 3. Garlic – 6 pearls
- 4. Dried red chilli – 4
- 5. Oil - 5 tbsp
Instructions
- Wash tomatoes well and slice them into any shape and keep it aside.
- Heat oil in a kadai and add the sliced tomatoes and saute it well. As you keep sauteeing the tomatoes it will start to leave lot of water as seen in the picture. Keep sauteeing in medium flame. When the tomatoes look half cooked add the tamarind ball and continue sauteeing till tomatoes get cooked and tamarind gets soft and mushy.
- When tamarind looks much combined with tomatoes and when the tomato mixture has started to thicken into pickle consistency put off the flame. Allow the mixture to cool down completely.
- When the mixture has cooled completely add required amount of salt and chilli powder accordingly. Mix well and keep it aside.
- Now heat oil in a small pan, to it add mustard seeds when it crackles add channa dal, dried red chilli, garlic and curry leaves. When garlic turns light golden color and when nice aroma is emitted pour this tempering over tomato mixture. Mix well and instant tomato pickle is ready. Store the unused pickle in refrigerator and shall be be good for 15 to 20 days if well maintained. Use dry and clean spoon every time you use it for longer shelf life.
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How to make tomato pickle with step by step images

- Wash tomatoes well and slice them into any shape and keep it aside.
- Heat oil in a kadai and add the sliced tomatoes and saute it well. As you keep sauteeing the tomatoes it will start to leave lot of water as seen in the picture. Keep sauteeing in medium flame. When the tomatoes look half cooked add the tamarind ball and continue sauteeing till tomatoes get cooked and tamarind gets soft and mushy.
- When tamarind looks much combined with tomatoes and when the tomato mixture has started to thicken into pickle consistency put off the flame. Allow the mixture to cool down completely.
- When the mixture has cooled completely add required amount of salt and chilli powder accordingly. Mix well and keep it aside.
- Now heat oil in a small pan, to it add mustard seeds when it crackles add channa dal, dried red chilli, garlic and curry leaves. When garlic turns light golden color and when nice aroma is emitted pour this tempering over tomato mixture.
- Mix well and instant tomato pickle is ready. Store the unused pickle in refrigerator and shall be be good for 15 to 20 days if well maintained. Use dry and clean spoon every time you use it for longer shelf life.
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