Traditional pickle recipe|| kachar pickle rajasthan special (small cucumber)
Hello foodies !
welcome to my blog again. I am so glad that you are here. Today i am here with my favourite pickle recipe .
I am form Rajasthan and rajasthan is famous for it's traditional spicy food , pickles and chutney. In the end of the summer You will get to see and eat a lot of kachar in Rajasthan, it's a small cucumber that grows wild in the fileds. And their cost is also very cheap, but apart from Rajasthan, it is difficult to get it in other states.
This is my mother's recipe. She always made this pickle for me as i liked it so much. But now i live so far away and here in my city we don't get kachra easily. This time luckily i get some kachara here and i call to my mom and ask the recipe.
I tried it first time and it turns good ....but The magic in mummy's hands was missing....It is mother's love that makes the food extra yummy and this time I badly missed it.
To make this pickle we need just kachar , mustard oil and some spices. It is really easy to make .
INGREDIENTS โ
- kachar ( small cucumber) 200 gram
- Green chilli 4-5
- Mustard oil 5-6 tbsp
- Asofoedita 1 tsp
- Green fennel 3 tbsp
- Kalonji seeds / nigella seeds 2 tbsp
- Salt to taste
- Black salt
- Red chilli powder 2 tbsp
- Turmeric powder 1/2 tbsp
PROCESS โ
STEP 1 :
First wash tha kachar and remove it's outer skin.
Now cut all in the round pieces like this.
It is very important to taste the kachar before cutting it...because some kachar is very bitter in taste...And one bitter kachar can spoil your entire pickle.
Also cut green chilli like this. And remember if you wash the chill immediately than first dry it and cut it.
Preparation is done for the pickle.
STEP 2 :
Now in a deep kadai or pan , heat the oil. To make pickles, you need to use more oil so that the pickle does not spoil.
First you have to heat the oil well and then turn off the gas for a minute. Even if pickle is made in hot oil, it gets spoiled very quickly.
When the oil cools down, first add asafoetida to it...And after that you have to add green fennel and kalonji seeds.
And then you have to mix all the spices one by one.
Now mix all the spices well.
STEP 3 :
Now add green chilli in it and mix it.
And at the last add kachar pieces in it and mix well.
While making pickles, you can add more or less spices as per your taste.
Your kachar pickle is ready to enjoy.
To preserve it for some time, keep it in a glass box. It does not stay fresh for a long time like all other pickles. This stays good only for 7-10 days.
It was my first experience to making any pickle.
Here are some tips which i get from my mom and mother-in-law:
If there is more oil and salt in pickle then the pickle does not spoil for a long time. And never add water while making pickles....
Hope you like this recipe. If you get this at your place try it. You will like it.
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Wish I had some of your pickles to go with my Tofu curry, it sounds and looks so good! I've never made any pickles, and have not had this before. My friend makes pickles, my favourite is Kumquat or Mango, not sure if you have those fruit?
With curry this pickle tastes so good ....even we also made curry with these small cucumbers....
This was also my first try....yes mango pickle is also my favourite...but I never heard about kumquat
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Looks like delicious, I would like to taste it ๐.
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I love the look of those cucumbers. I have never seen them here before. The spice mixture looks like this would be a delicious pickle.
Yes! With green chilli and other spices the taste turns so good .
Thank you so much ๐
It seems incredible, but even if you follow mom's recipe to the letter you can't get the same result... Now you will have created your own version. I hope you enjoyed it ๐.
Yes! The result was not the same... thank you so much ๐
Itโs beautiful that you were able to recreate your motherโs kachra pickle recipe! thanks for sharing.
I feel so good but The taste of mummy's hands was missing ๐๐
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Hmmm wanted to look like fried plantain, havent tasted fried cucumber before though this looks delicious
This is really tasty...thanks for stopping by
You most welcome
We have it in Karnataka only used to make pickles. I know it is very tasty. your recipe is little different with North Indian influence. well done.
Yes! This is a north indian special... And this gets only in Rajasthan....and rare in other states ๐