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Step 1
Firstly wash and wipe dry the raw unripe green mangoes.
Step 2
Peel the skin and chop the mangoes into bite-sized pieces or small pieces. Discard the seeds
Step 3
Collect these in a steel or ceramic bowl.
Step 4
Now add nigella seeds, fenugreek seeds, red chilli powder, salt and jaggery. Mix well.
Step 5
The jaggery will melt and the whole mixture will look watery.
Step 6
Keep in the sun for 2 to 3 days till the jaggery syrup thickens and the mango pieces tenderize a bit. While keeping in sunlight, cover the bowl with a fine sieve or a thin muslin cloth, so that dust etc does not fall on the pickle.
Step 7
Instead of drying in the sun you can also just cook everything together till most of the water evaporates and you get a sticky consistency in the sugar syrup.
Step 8
Store aam ka achar in a clean or sterilized jar.
Step 9
Keep the pickle in a cool dark place or keep in the refrigerator.
Step 10
Enjoy the sweet and sour mango pickle just plain or with your meals.
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