Tindora pickle- A spicy and tangy Ivy Gourd pickle
Tindora Pickle- I love making pickles so I often try and make fresh and new variety of pickles.I rarely buy ready made pickles because of their high salt content.
Tindora/ Tindli/ Kudru is the favorite vegetable in my family and is always on the grocery shopping list :). This time I brought some extra Tindora so I ended up trying to make a pickle out of them which turned out to be very delicious and an instant hit.
We all loved the taste, the color, and the crispiness of the pickle and I will keep making this pickle more often. If you love this vegetable you will surely love this Tindora pickle
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Tindora pickle
TINDORA PICKLE- A SPICY AND TANGY IVY GOURD PICKLE
Prep Time20 mins
Servings: 2 bowl
Ingredients
- 450 gm Tindora/ Ivy gourd
- 3 tbsp white vinegar
- 3/4 cup Mustard oil
- 1 tbsp Red chili powder
- 1 tsp Turmeric/ haldi
- 1/4 tsp Asafoetida/ hing
- 1 tbsp Mustard powder
- 1 tbsp Fennel seeds/ saunf crushed
- 2 tbsp Ready pickle masala
- 1 tbsp Salt
Instructions
- Wash tindora and wipe well with a cloth napkin.
- Trim the ends and make thin slices(approx 6-8 slices from one tindora)
- Add salt and vinegar in the slices, mix and keep covered for 6 hours or over night.
- Heat oil and add asafoetida, switch off the flame and let it cool down completely.
- Add all the spices in the tindora and mix well.
- Now add oil and keep covered for 3 days. Keep mixing every once in a while.
- Enjoy after 3 days.
Notes
NOTE-
1- If you plan to make this pickle in a large batch then either make it with excess oil so that it is covered with oil or keep refrigerated after a week.
2-You can use any refined vegetable oil instead of mustard oil..
3-If you do not have pickle masala-add 1tsp crushed fenugreek seeds and 1 and 1/2 tbsp of each- salt, mustard powder, chilli powder and crushed fennel seeds (instead of 1 tbsp)
1- If you plan to make this pickle in a large batch then either make it with excess oil so that it is covered with oil or keep refrigerated after a week.
2-You can use any refined vegetable oil instead of mustard oil..
3-If you do not have pickle masala-add 1tsp crushed fenugreek seeds and 1 and 1/2 tbsp of each- salt, mustard powder, chilli powder and crushed fennel seeds (instead of 1 tbsp)
INGREDIENTS-
- Tindora / Kundru – 450gms
- White vinegar-3 tbsp
- Mustard oil-3/4 cup *
- Red chili powder -tbsp
- Turmeric-1 tsp
- Asafoetida-1/4 tsp
- Mustard powder-tbsp
- Fennel seeds-1 tbsp
- Pickle masala-2 tbsp
- Salt-1tbls
PROCEDURE-
- Wash tindora and wipe well with a cloth napkin.
- Trim the ends and make thin slices(approx 6-8 slices from one tindora)
- Add salt and vinegar in the slices, mix and keep covered for 6 hours or over night.
- Heat oil and add asafoetida, switch off the flame and let it cool down completely.
- Add all the spices in the tindora and mix well.
- Now add oil and keep covered for 3 days. Keep mixing every once in a while.
- Enjoy after 3 days.
NOTE-
1- If you plan to make this pickle in a large batch then either make it with excess oil so that it is covered with oil or keep refrigerated after a week.
2-You can use any refined vegetable oil instead of mustard oil..
3-If you do not have pickle masala-add 1tsp crushed fenugreek seeds and 1 and 1/2 tbsp of each- salt, mustard powder, chilli powder and crushed fennel seeds (instead of 1 tbsp)
@Dear Sudha-yes you can also substitute vinegar with lemon juice.or just cover the pickle with oil or refrigerate it after some time.
Dear Aunty,
We are not sure if vinegar is sattvik, and hence avoid eating it. What can I substitute vinegar in pickles? Does lemon juice work ok?
Thanks for sharing such amazing recipes. Looks like this is all one would ever need :).
-Sudha.
Dear Anjana Aunty,
So glad I came across your blog.
I'm a food blogger like you and my roots are from UP too 🙂
I've been living in USA for many yrs now and do MISS Ma ke haath ka khana all the time & I can so imagine the telephone between u n ur daughter 🙂
Love this pickle recipe, would definitely try them soon.
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http://easycookinwithmolly.blogspot.com
Regards,
Molly
yummy pickle and the color looks awesome n tempting…
WOW yummmm pickle..
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very delicious tindora pickle..
Nice recipe. Looks wonderful and delicious.
Pickled tindora have a nice crunch. This looks nice and spicy.
looks really good..will try it sometime
Never tried this pickle, looks so spicy and tasty!
very yummy tangy pickle!!
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newto me tangy pickle is looking delicious
I love all the dishes in your blog. Tindora is a great veggie and I love it in any form! What an awesome pickle…never had this before!
Pickle looks very tempting.
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Pickle Looks YYummYYy !!!
Neat presentation :))
Keep on Dear..
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Looks so authentic, spicy and tangy..
awesome dear…luv all ur spices!
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oh this spicy tindora pickle looks very tempting
Slurp fingerlicking pickle,quite inviting and new for me.
this looks great..
Spicy pickle thank u for sharing
I have never tasted tindora pickle..looks nice.
@ Radhika-It will easily stay good for minimum 6 weeks in the refrigerator, my pickle jar is in the kitchen from 10 days and is still very fresh even in the hot Dubai weather:)
easy recipe! and sounds to be spicy.. will try..
This looks so delicious but even if refrigerated how long will this keep. any idea.
Nice n spicy pickle..never made wid tindora..
spicy and tangy.. looks great..