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From Garden to Table | Mango Ginger Preserve

by Harjeet Kaur
February 8, 2021
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From Garden to Table | Mango Ginger Preserve with Video Tutorial

Mango Ginger Preserve

The concept of, “From Garden to Table’ starts from creating your own garden. Plant, grow, harvest and eat fresh fruits, veggies and herbs. Use them to cook simple, healthy meals. In these days of packaged, ready to cook foods, growing your own organic veggies, fruits and cooking them fresh is catching on. I am sharing From Garden to Table | Mango Ginger Preserve Recipe.

‘This post is part of Blogchatter’s CauseAChatter’ 

Benefits of Growing your own Produce

  • Fresh produce from your home kitchen garden will keep your menu healthy and tasty. Most veggies we use every day in the kitchen are the easiest to farm. Carrots, tomatoes, okra, ginger, turmeric and most leafy greens are easy to grow at home.
  • Is there any comparison between the taste and crunch of a home-grown tomato and a store brought one? The vitamin content in a fresh veggie is much higher than a day’s old grocery vegetable.
  • Your grocery bill is going to dip. Home grown vegetables are much cheaper than organic store bought ones.
  • Growing your own food gives you a great sense of achievement and increases one’s self worth.
  • A garden requires lots of patience, hard work and attention. But growing your own gives you great satisfaction and peace of mind. You know exactly where your meal came from – and the pride that you cultivated something wholesome and worthy, from your garden to your kitchen table.

My garden has many vegetables and fruits growing, organically. I am not yet self-sufficient but I am in the process of growing as many varieties of vegetables that I can. My prized possession is growing Kale. A superfood that is growing and flourishing. Another favourite is Mango Ginger.

What is Mango Ginger?

  • It is neither related to a Mango nor to ginger. Instead, it belongs to the Turmeric family –Curcuma amada. A few years ago, I randomly sowed a rhizome of mango ginger in my backyard and forgot all about it. In a couple of months, I saw long leaves sprouting from it; it takes almost a year to harvest. Now every year, I have a hoard of mango ginger to harvest during the harvest festival of Sankranti.
  • The rhizomes are akin to ginger but have a raw mango flavour. It is known by different names; Ambe Halad in Marathi, Amada in Bengali and Aam Haldi in Hindi.
  • It relieves pain, digestive problems and is good for diabetics.

Luckily it is not fibrous like ginger and can be sliced and chopped easily.

This year’s harvest has been huge and I have distributed most of it to family and friends. My share has gone into a preserve with just lemon juice and salt.

 I remember my mom chopping long slivers of ginger and dunking them in a lime solution with slit green chillies. I used the same recipe to make this Mango Ginger preserve.

Do look up the Andhra style Mamidi Allam Pachadi or Pickle which is much more spicy and tangy.

If you are into growing your own produce then do check out 10 Organic ways to get rid of Garden pests

Mango Ginger Preserve Recipe

INGREDIENTS

From Garden to Table
From Garden to Table | Mango Ginger Preserve

500 gms of mango ginger

20 lemons juiced

3 tbsp salt

METHOD

Firstly, wash and dry the mango ginger rhizomes.

Next, peel and cut into slivers.

Juice the lemons and set aside.

Transfer the julienned ginger slices into a clean mason jar.

Add the salt and the lemon to the sliced Mango ginger.

Finally, shake well.

Let the pickle rest for a day and then From Garden to Table | Mango Ginger Preserve is ready to be eaten.

https://youtu.be/tMBN8Jrcx5c

This blog post is part of the blog challenge ‘Blogaberry Dazzle’ hosted by Cindy D’Silva and Noor Anand Chawla, and generously SPONSORED BY Bugshield Clothing – Enjoy Outdoors More! 

 

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My writing was limited to school essays and projects for my kids and out of the blue, my writing career began with writing articles for the magazine section of a reputed national newspaper. I rediscovered my best subject at school and began writing with gusto. I had a weekend column in the newspaper which was well appreciated. I started off writing about Interiors and Gardens and later diverse topics like Fashion, trends, food and events in the city. Juggling my time between various jobs down the years and my writing, I have written content for fliers, brochures for colleges, speeches, social media content and also website content. I love writing and I am open to writing on a plethora of topics. My blog has some interesting insights into my life and travels but now it is mainly a food blog as I am growing organic vegetables and cooking my own produce is very therapeutic. Read my blogs to know me better. I write from my heart and what I write is what I feel... I feel a feel, A funny feel A funny feel, feel I! If you feel the feel I feel You'll feel the same as I!!

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Comments 27

  1. Alpana Deo says:
    3 weeks ago

    I have Amba Halat at home. It is very good for healing or when used as medicine. Didn’t know it is called Mango Ginger. Thanks for the recipe. I have it in powered form.

    Reply
  2. Satabdi Mukherjee says:
    3 weeks ago

    I didn’t know what mango ginger was until today, even though it has a name in Bengali! Very interesting.

    Reply
  3. Suchita Agarwal says:
    3 weeks ago

    Huh I could never have guessed that mango ginger had nothing to do with either! Now my mouth is watering to taste this preserve 😀

    Reply
    • Harjeet Kaur says:
      3 weeks ago

      I am smiling Suchita 🙂 It is really mouth watering.

      Reply
  4. Archana Srivastava says:
    3 weeks ago

    Going through the heading I was wondering where did you Mango in this season, later got to know there is no mango and ginger in the whole picture😃. honestly I have never heard about Aam Haldi. But Yes in a similar way my mom used to make ginger chilli pickle in winters with the mixture of just lemon and salt. Year 2020 has given me a new interest of growing veggies in my own garden, This year I grow chilli, tomato, pudina, belle pepper, cilantro, okra in my patio. The happiness of harvesting them is surreal.

    Reply
    • Harjeet Kaur says:
      3 weeks ago

      Thank you Archana. Indeed it is a real treasure. Homegrown is always a treat to grow and eat

      Reply
  5. Mayuri Nidigallu says:
    3 weeks ago

    I simply love Mango-Ginger and this is such an easy recipe to follow! Thanks for sharing, Harjeet. Hope to make it sometime soon. Shall tag you when I do.

    Reply
  6. Suhasini I.P. says:
    3 weeks ago

    I also add homegrown chilly (spicy variety) pieces and few big amla pieces in that pickle Harjeet. Every December, I have to make this pickle at home, otherwise, my family would be very angry 😅

    Reply
  7. Monidipa says:
    3 weeks ago

    I am really bad at making pickles but this recipe looks great!

    Reply
  8. Swati Mathur says:
    3 weeks ago

    Wow Harjeet you are a complete chef I must say. You grow your own veggies and make it fresh. This is amazing and inspiring as well. Very soon I am moving to my own house..will you be my mentor….I would like to have my own kitchen garden.

    Reply
  9. Supriti Garg says:
    3 weeks ago

    I first thought you are giving out the recipe for mango+ginger pickle.. The instant pickle of raw mango and ginger is too good to be devoured with paranthas. However this mango ginger variety is absolutely new to me. Never heard of it. As u mentioned, it must be really tasty and nutritious. Thanks for sharing such new things with us.

    Reply
  10. Sadvika Kylash says:
    3 weeks ago

    Love your recipe. Would for sure try to harvest it. And as you said, you would be glad and proud of the little harvest from garden. Absolutely!!

    Reply
  11. Vasumathi says:
    3 weeks ago

    Oh this is one of my favorites. Tamilians make a proper spicy pickle with it. My grandmom used to make it very well….so yum! I think Priya pickles now has this flavour….not sure if it available only in the south though.
    I so connect with the sense of accomplishment and happiness that gardening brings. Especially when you grow food that can be used by you. Unfortunately I now live in an apartment and miss those days when we used to grow Jackfruit, Mango, Bananna, many greens etc. I now only have a small kitchen garden in my balcony with tomatoes, chilli, mint, basil, palak, lemon. Hope to someday go back to living in a home with a yard so I can grow more stuff.

    Reply
  12. Madhu Bindra says:
    3 weeks ago

    That looks mouthwatering. We make this preserve a lot, especially with small white onions and ginger. Homegrown produce is always best. We have a small kitchen garden where we grow our herbs. The flavour is unmatchable.

    Reply
  13. Shahira says:
    3 weeks ago

    oo. i just recently got some mango ginger from our local supermarket and I made pickle with them !! so yummy.. the brine solution pickle too sounds good

    Reply
  14. Priyanka Chhabria says:
    3 weeks ago

    We have recently started with ginger, spinach, tomatoes and coriander. Rightly said, home grown veggies are fresh and healthy. I didn’t know about mango ginger. Will try to get some here. Thanks for the recipe.

    Reply
  15. Priyanka Nair says:
    3 weeks ago

    Wow, looks awesome, and what a presentation. I agree there is another level of satisfaction in creating something out of own produce.

    Reply
  16. Shail Thosani says:
    3 weeks ago

    I love your garden Harjeet ji. Every time you post something from what is grown in your garden I am drooling. It is so therapeutic growing your own own plants. I did not know about mango ginger will definitely find it out and grow it in my garden.

    Reply
  17. Manisha Garg says:
    3 weeks ago

    This is really a very simple recipe . I am not good at pickles but will surely try this one.

    Reply
  18. Abha Singh says:
    3 weeks ago

    Never heard of Mango ginger thanks for sharing all about this. Home grown vegetables are always best. This year we are planning to grow fresh vegetables in our garden too. Waiting for summer season as can’t grow anything outdoors in winters in the UK.

    Reply
  19. Bhawna Shah says:
    2 weeks ago

    I have grown Marigold, coriander, spinach, aloevera. I can easily relate the happiness of making things from home grown plants. When I have guava tree in my garden then I used to make veggie of it.

    Reply
  20. Jyoti says:
    2 weeks ago

    This mango ginger variety is absolutely new to me. Never heard of it. This looks absolutely nutritious. Thanks for sharing .

    Reply
  21. Arti Singh says:
    2 weeks ago

    Home grown vegetables are always best and it has become more apparent after the lockdown, frankly speaking i have never heard of Mango ginger thanks for sharing all about this. and sounded like an easy recipe too… will definitely try

    Reply
  22. Aishwarya Sandeep says:
    2 weeks ago

    I first had it at my nan[‘s house, when I was staying with her during my college days. Every since then I have been making it every year. It is one of the nutritious pickles that we have. We use the same recepie.

    Reply
  23. Amritha Srinath says:
    2 weeks ago

    We love mango ginger pickle at home. And I can see how tasty and nutritious it must be as you have a home grown harvest of the mango ginger.

    Reply
  24. Ruchiraa Sharma says:
    2 weeks ago

    Wow! I want to try this asap. Will certainly try it out. The combination of mango and ginger is so refreshing.

    Reply
  25. Sindhu Vinod Narayan says:
    2 weeks ago

    It is one of my favourite accompaniment when it’s in season. I make sure to stock up.

    Reply

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