Ingredients
- 1 kg monji hakh (kholrabies).
- 1 table spoon salt or to taste.
- 1 table spoon rai / aasur (mustard seeds).
- 1 table spoon ajwain (carom seeds).
- 1 cup mustard oil.
- 1/4 tea spoon hing (asafoetida).
- 2 table spoons laal mirch powder (red chilly powder).
- 1 tea spoon saunth powder (ginger powder).
- 1 glass jar of 1.5 kg capacity.
Method
- Peel and cut the monji (bulbs of kholrabies) into pieces of your choice, clean the leaves and cut the nul (stalk) into pieces.
- Wash the vegetable properly and drain off the water.
- Dry the vegetable on a cloth in the sun for one day.
- After one day rub the leaves in between your palms and spread on the cloth in the room for another two days till it dries properly.
- Make a paste of above mentioned ingredients in oil, in a basin.
- Mix the vegetable in the paste in such a way so the it is covered properly with the spices.
- Put it in the jar and cover the mouth of jar with cotton cloth.
- Close the jar tightly with the lid.
- Put it in the sun for seven days in the on a terrace or balcony and the for another ten days in the room.(in winter).
- Pickle is ready to serve.
- Do not put your finger or hand in the pickle instead of spoon because it decays by the action of microbes present in our hands.
- Use only the above shown variety of monji hakh for pickles as it is long lasting.
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