i am still addicted to mangoes even after the rains have started pouring here. before leaving for sadhguru jaggi vasudev’s ashram i had kept some raw mangoes in the fridge. today i made a sour chutney with those mangoes which i will post later.
this mango chutney posted here is made from ripe mangoes and i had made it just before we left. so the post was in the drafts. i thought the mango affair was over, but again hubby bought ripe mangoes and i am wondering what to do with them.
my blender has given up working, so no mango juice or mango smoothies now. still wondering what to do with so many mangoes……
the sweet mango chutney recipe has been shared by one very regular reader of the blog - Lajwanti Shetty. Lajwanti had sent me some quick recipes and one of them was this mango chutney. it is a south indian chutney made from sweet and ripe mangoes along with coconut. thanks Lajwanti for sharing the recipes.
the mango chutney goes very well with dal-rice combination. since it is sweet and made along with coconut it tastes good with idli and dosas too… not to forget we would have the chutney with rotis and parathas too. in fact you can just have the chutney directly. it is sooo tasty and good.
in this chutney the mangoes are not blended or made into a pulp. if using large mangoes like alphonso than just peel and chop the mangoes finely. squeeze the juice from the seed into the chutney and add the chopped mangoes to it.
if using the small and juicy varieties of mangoes, then peel and just add the whole mangoes to the chutney and mix well.
so if you still have access to ripe mangoes in your city or town, then do try this yummy sweet mango chutney made from ripe mangoes.
you might also love to check these chutney recipes:
- coconut chutney recipe
- sour mango chutney
- mint coriander chutney
- sesame coconut chutney
- tamarind date sweet chutney
- mint chutney for tandoori recipes
quick sweet ripe mango chutney recipe details are below:
ingredients
- 2 ripe alphonso mangoes(diced) / 4 small sweet ripe mangoes
- 1 cup grated fresh coconut or dessicated coconut
- 2-3 red kashmiri chillies
- 2 small flakes garlic
- ½ inch piece tamarind
- Salt to taste
- A little jaggery to taste
method:
- grind the coconut, red chilies, garlic, jaggery, salt and tamarind to a fine paste with little water.
- remove the chutney in a bowl.
- taste and adjust the seasoning.
- if using alphonso mangoes, then chop the mangoes finely and mix it with the rest of the chutney.
- if using the small variety of mangoes, then just peel these mangoes.
- with the flesh intact it on it, add with the seeds to the chutney.
- mix well and serve with dal rice or idli, dosa or even parathas.
my notes
reduce the number of chilies for less spicy chutney
if you don't eat garlic, then skip the garlic in the chutney.
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Hi Dassana,
Gud to connect with you after so long. Thanx for giving me credit for the Mango Chutney, I have been reading your blogs regularly and must congratulate you for the fantastic photography and new look.
Regards
Lajwanti Shetty
i was wondering where you are lajwanti
same here and thanks.
Dassana.. Its awsmmm… and seemd yummsss… In Bengal there are plenty of mangoes available.. will surely try this out this week end
do make the chutney sudeshna. it is yummm
I am not a great fan of Mangoes, but I am just drooling over the pictures. I should give a try someitme.
BTW can you please post some punjabi/gujrati green chilli pickle recipe.
thanks shruthi. i will have to check with mil for some authentic green chili pickles that can be pickled without the sun. if possible i will post.
Hi dassana your recipe really sounds yummy .I have never thought of making ripe mangoes chutney , will surely give it a try….. Thanks for posting such lovely and easy to make recipes.
welcome muskaan and do try the mango chutney.
Lucky you! Sigh for a nice mango!
I have never had this kind of mango chutney before. Sounds really tasty.
Hey, have never tried ripe mangoes with coconut and tamarind. Must be sweet and sour flavour chutney, loved the rich colour of chutney.
it has a slightly sour taste as the sweetness of the mangoes and the jaggery overpower the tamarind.
I tried it with my malaysian mangoes..it taste good..tq suzi
thanks kamala. my name is dassana not suzi.
ahhh mangoeeeesss..
we are still cold with no sight of sun of ripe and delicious mangoes:) i have to stay content with looking at pictures of mangoes ! the chutney looks yumm.
Nice. This season we hardly had a good mango crop. So sad!
Your chutney is mouthwatering! Mangoes here are just trickling in as we are just a couple weeks into Summer. I cant wait to get some soon and try your easy recipes:)
this looks so delicious and I do have some ripe mangos that I need to use right away and the other ingredients too. I am going to give this a try. Thanks and have a lovely day.
thanks suzi. you too have a lovely day.