Ingredients:
For Tempering:
Method:
- Lemon- 10
- Salt- 3 tbsp
- Turmeric powder- 1 tsp
- Red Chili powder- 3-5 tbsp
- Powder of roasted mustard seeds & fenugreek- 1-2 tbsp
For Tempering:
- Oil- 1 tbsp
- Mustard seeds- 1 tsp
Method:
- Wash, dry the lemons.
- Cut 6 lemons into 8 pieces each. Keep the juice intact.
- Use the other 4 for their juice.
- If the lemons do not have a lot of juice, use another 2 for extra liquid. Otherwise, the pickle will go dry.
- Mix salt, turmeric powder. Store in an airtight box. Separate juice and pulp next day, keep it out in the sun for a day or two.
- Mix back again, add red chili powder, roasted mustard, and fenugreek powder, mix well.
- Prepare the tempering and let it cool completely. Add the cooled oil to the pickle and mix.
- Store in an airtight box.
- For detailed procedure, please watch the video.
- And remember it will take 3-5 in total to get the pickle ready. The videos had been shot on different days and merged to form a single video.
- This is the Andhra version and is different from the North Indian pickle, though sun drying is a common feature.
- Or store the dried mix and add chili powder, etc when you want to have a fresh pickle.
- After mixing the reduced juice to dried lemon pieces, transfer to a clean, dry box and store it. It will stay good for more than a year. In the video, you can see last year's pickle.
- The color will change to brown, but that is fine. Salt traces can be seen on the lemon pieces, it acts as a preservative.
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