Mangalorean Mavinakayi Menasinakai Curry Recipe-Raw Mango Coconut Curry made with roasted and ground spices with fresh grated coconut. There is a distinguished aroma emanating from the curry due to sesame seeds added to the masala.
You can use any oil but coconut oil is preferred so that you can get the traditional Mangalorean taste in the recipe.
Serve Mangalorean Mavinakayi Menasinakai Curry Recipe with steamed rice or Phulka and Kalyana Veetu Senai Curry for lunch or Pumpkin Wade or Mangalorean Style Cheeni Kayi Kadubu for breakfast.
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Note:
You can add jaggery more or less depending on your taste. You can omit it if the mangoes are sweet enough as well.
Cooks in 20 M
Total in 35 M
To begin making Mangalorean Mavinakayi Menasinakai Curry Recipe cut the peeled raw mango into bite sized pieces and discard the stone/seed.
Into a pressure cooker add the raw mango, tamarind water, jaggery, turmeric powder, salt to taste and pressure cook for 2 whistles and turn off the heat. Allow the pressure to release naturally.
Meanwhile we can make the ground coconut masala.
Into a preheated pan add urad dal, chana dal, methi seeds, cumin seeds, sesame seeds and dry red chillies and roast on medium heat until the dal is golden brown and crisp. Keep aside to cool.
Add the roasted dal into a mixer grinder along with coconut,1/2 cup warm water and blend into a smooth paste.
Add the ground mixture into the mango curry and add more water to adjust the consistency. Bring Mangalorean Mavinakayi Menasinakai Curry to a brisk boil.
Into a preheated pan add coconut oil. Once the oil is hot add mustard seeds and let it splutter. Once the mustard seeds splutter add the asafoetida and curry leaves and turn off the heat.
Pour the tadka over the Mangalorean Mavinakayi Menasinakai Curry and transfer the mango curry into a serving bowl.
Serve Mangalorean Mavinakayi Menasinakai Curry Recipe with steamed rice, Phulka, Pumpkin Wade or Mangalorean Style Cheeni Kayi Kadubu.