Last week, our friend brought her home grown Rumani mangoes for us. The very next day, i prepared this aamras and enjoyed it to the core with puri. definetly this is the best way to treat mango lovers!
This recipe is easy and simple, it can be said in one line. i clicked lots of pictures out of love for mangoes. kindly bare with me. also i hope mango lovers would enjoy the pictures here!
serves: 2
time taken (to prepare and to finish eating) : less than 10 mins
Ingredients:
1 ripe alphonso or rumani mango
2 pods of cardamom
2 strands of saffron
2 tsp's of sugar
2 tsp's of milk (optional)
Method:
Wash the mango and peel its skin. cut it into pieces. discard the seed.
To your mixie jar, add the chopped mangoes, cardamom seeds, saffron and sugar. add milk, if you wish. i skipped adding milk. grind all together till you get a fine and smooth aamras.
Serve with puri and enjoy the mango delight! if serving later, store in fridge. it tastes even better, when chilled.
Notes:
It is said that, 1/4 tsp of dry ginger powder is added to the aamras in maharashtra.
Use fully ripened mango and i guess only few varieties of mangoes work well for aamras.
awesome snaps...
ReplyDeletethis is new to me.. nice option for puri
ReplyDeleteI am not a big fan of the puri aamras combo though I love aamras by itself. Had my fill of aamras here in Mumbai this season. Love the play of light and shadow in your pics, Lavi.
ReplyDeleteLast shot was amazing ! good one !
ReplyDeleteliked all your clicks lavi.. i love this combo..
ReplyDeleteOmg, such a droolworthy and thick aamras..love tht last click.
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures Lavi, loved the way yu have played with lighting...keep up the spirit...Amras looks delicious couldnt wait to dig in :)
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone!!
ReplyDeletewonderful cliks.... its a new dish to me.... but ur cliks r too tempting.....
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