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How To Make Raw Mango Panna in Tamil
May 08, 2018

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PREPARATION TIME

COOKING TIME

SERVES

2

PREPARATION LEVEL

Easy

Sweet and tangy Aam Panna is the most refreshing cooler of the season. Its natural goodness quenches your thirst and rejuvenates you from within. Aam Panna is super easy yet extremely delicious. With this recipe, a glass of refreshing mango panha is just a few steps away.

INGREDIENTS

    1 cup cooked mango pulp
    2 ½ cups Jaggery
    ¾ tsp Black Salt
    ¾ tsp crushed Cardamom
    ½ tsp crushed peppercorn
    ¾ tsp Roasted and crushed cumin seeds
    Chilled water
    Mint leaves

DIRECTIONS

In a deep pan, melt jaggery.
Add pulp and cook on medium flame till mixture starts to thicken.
Add rest of the spices and simmer on low flame till thick. Cool and store in glass jars.
When you want to make the drink, add 1 tbsp of the crush, add chilled water and mint leaves and stir.
You may add black salt if required.

TIP: For 1 cup cooked mango pulp, boil 2-3 medium sized mangoes in water till soft. Cool, peel and remove seed. Mash or grind to the pulp.

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