Punjabi Style Pickled Vegetables | Cauliflower Carrot and Turnip Achaar
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- Опубліковано 4 чер 2024
- A classic Punjabi style winter veggie pickle.
Achaar is Indian style pickle that's eaten as an accompaniment to a meal. Usually quite concentrated in flavour, achaars are consumed in small quantities and can transform any boring meal into a celebration for the palate. Achaars are preserved using salt, spices and oil and be kept almost indefinitely. As a result, they are a pantry staple in most Indian homes.
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00:00 Intro
01:00 Step 1: Chop vegetables
02:40 Step 2: Blanch
03:40 Step 3: Let it dry
04:16 Let's talk Pickles
05:50 Why mustard oil
06:15 Step 4: Spice infused oil
09:06 Step 5: Mix vegetables with oil
09:45 Step 6: Wait for it
10:07 Step 7: Bottling
Music: Song of Sadhana by Jesse Gallagher - Навчання та стиль
What is your favourite type of pickle and have you tried Achaar before?
I ate this once in Hare Krishna temple, ofcourse the recipe was without onions. It was to this day the tastiest food I have ever eaten. Fun fact, the Hungarian cook was the one that prepared it.
i was looking for this recipe .Thankyou
love it!
Hello, I love your pickling videos. Does this pickle have any probiotic content? I’m not familiar with pickling in oil like this but it looks delicious.
Lovely video 😍😍
love the recipes! I was curious if you had either an alternative or recommendation for acquiring rai kuria or split mustard seeds in Europe? As well, dhana kurai (split coriander seeds). Seemingly online there are not many options; though, pricey I was wondering if you could hopefully assist :).
How do you prevent botulism?
Is it possible to prepare Mango Pickle in germany? Does kaccha Aam is available?
Yes, it certainly is. We bought green mangoes to make our Aam Panna here in Berlin. You often find kaccha aam at Indian stores and Asian grocers stock it too as it's often used in Thai cuisine as well. If all else fails you can order at dookan.com :)
@@indishious wow thanks 🙏 making some achar :)
I m loking not this type my grandmother make i want like kimchi