Manga Sadam | Raw mango rice

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Manga Sadam | Raw mango rice | mangai Sadam | mango rice recipe is a quick and tasty summer special variety rice which is an ideal lunch box recipe.  With cooked /leftover rice mangai sadham can be prepared within 10 minutes.  It is a very popular Andhra style mixed rice widely called as Mamadikiya pulihora. In Karnataka, it is popular as mavinakayi chitranna. 

Manga  Sadam is a tasty summer special dish prepared during lunch or dinner or with leftover Rice people also do this for breakfast during mango season.

 

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Whenever I have confusion on what to cook for rice accompaniment, or during busy days, Variety rice is the one which helps me. Easy to cook, and a complete meal. I was thinking of coconut rice, but when I opened the fridge, saw raw mangoes and brinjal. Brinjal rice is my favorite, but whenever I buy Mangoes I always do instant mango pickle

Mango Rice

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Course: Variety Rice
Cuisine: Indian
Author: Vidya Srinivasan

Ingredients

  • Cooked Rice - 2 + 1/2 cup
  • Raw Mango - 1 cup peeled and grated ( or chopped in a chopper)
  • Turmeric powder - 1/4 tsp
  • Salt - as needed

tempering

  • Sesame Oil - 1 tbsp
  • Mustard seeds -1/4 tsp
  • Bengal gram/channa dal - 1 tbsp
  • Peanuts - 1/4 cup
  • Red chilli - 2 According according to your spice
  • Asafetida- generous pinch
  • green Chilli -1
  • Curry leaves - few
  • Hing
  • sugar

Instructions

  • Cook rice and spread it in a wide pan
  • Add oil to another pan. When oil is hot, add mustard seeds. when it splutters, add bengal gram, peanuts and cashewnuts , red chilli and Asafoetida
  • When dal turns golden brown, add turmeric powder, salt and curry leaves
  • Add grated mangoes and mix well to combine with the spices. Need not cook for a long time
  • Add cooked rice and mix gently. Enjoy this rice with any chips like Microwave potato chips or any fry like Oven Roasted Cheppan Kizhangu, Potato Fry

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Notes

  1. Cashew can be added instead of peanuts
  2. Avoid overcooking mangoes 
  3. Saute mango in low flame
  4. If desired add a pinch of fenugreek seed for extra flavor 
  5. Adjust chili according to your taste
  6. Consume rice a few hours after preparing for best taste
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Ingredients

Cooked Rice – 2 cups + 1/2 cup

Raw Mango – 1 cup, peeled and grated ( or chopped in a chopper)

Turmeric powder – 1/4 tsp

Salt – as needed

Sugar – pinch

Tempering:

Sesame Oil – 1 tbsp

Mustard seeds -1/2 tsp

Bengal gram/channa dal – 1 tbsp

Roasted Peanuts – 1/4 cup

Red chilli – 2

green Chilli – 1

Asafetida-  generous pinch

Curry leaves – few

How to make Mangai sadam with step by step pictures:

  • Cook rice and spread it in a wide pan or use leftover rice
  • Add oil to another pan. When the oil is hot, add mustard seeds. when it splutters, add channa dal and cook till dal turns brown

  • Add curry leaves peanuts, red chilli, and Asafoetida and sauté for 30 seconds

  • Turn down the stove to low flame, Add mango, turmeric powder, and salt

  • Cook for 2 minutes. Avoid overcooking

  • Turn off the flame and add cooked rice, required salt 

  • Turn on the flame to low and cook for a minute
  • sprinkle sugar; mix well and turn off

 

 

 

 

49 Comments

  1. Hey great and simple recipe. I follow the same method, but I grind roasted methi, coconut and red chillies. 🙂 Methi and raw mango blends nicely

  2. Anything mango am in…..mum used to make mango rice oven over the season as we used have tons from our own garden just missing those days .. ……droolicious Vidya. …

  3. This rice is quite famous in Karnataka and during the season every one of my friends used bring this 😛 Love it. Looks awesome Vidya 🙂 specially addition of nuts is too good.

  4. I feel so lucky when I get to view your blog and BOOM, here is this amazing delectable Indian dish. I love the flavors of India. It leaves my mouth salivating. Can’t wait to try this one. As always, thank you Vidya.

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