Over the weekend, I surveyed and found 183747 kilos of fresh lemon and green chillies in the fridge. I could not think of a regular recipe requiring so much of both. So, this is what I did. Made the most amazing lime and green chilly pickle. Let the pictures speak. :) Gimme a shout should you want the recipe.
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See what I mean? Too many of 'em! |
Love the colours!
Assembling in to a jar.
Salt and suggah!
A final dash of lemon and....
We are done. Out in the harsh sun just for four days and this is good to eat!
What have you guys been up tp then? Am linking this to Patricia's The Weekly Story ~ wk 52
12 comments:
wow!! You made this?? really!! wow!! wow!! I am both.. shocked.. stunned... and soooooooo proud of you!!
Im totally hopeless in the kitchen.. as is.. so making pickle.. is like an accomplishment.. wow!! wow!!
wow,that was a super quick pickle to make. Very refreshing pics :)
-Pavana
Harshika that is a super duper fast one to make and looks so Yumm. I am scared of kitchen too but this one seems possible.
Do post recipe please,..:)
I came to your blog from Patty's post on your home tour. Lovely reading up about you and your daily life. Sounds so similar to mine...stay at home mom, from north india, loves to go to Ikea, DFM and all that.
And wow, this looks amazing! Do post pics of what it looks like when it's ready to eat. Would love to try it out.
@Patricia: He he he at your comment. This pickle is so so so easy that even your daughters can make it anytime, just as long as you supervise the chopping bit. Just chop-chop add a total of 2 spices, no cooking required, salt and sugar and we are done. All the cooking shall be done by the sun outside. But thanks anyway, for the generous praise!
@Pavana: Thanks for sticking around babe! :)
@Shanthi: Thanks so much. I have been visiting your blog too but havent commented yet I think...
Now, this pickle is so easy that like I told Patty, even kids could make it. I shall put up the link of the blog I got this recipe from, as soon as I can dig it out. Do visit again.
@notyet100,
Hello my girl. Glad to see you back. I will surely put up the link of the blog I got this recipe from asap. Do keep visiting in the mean time.
@shalini,
Welcome...ofcourse I know you. I visit your blog regularly. Our bedroom curtains are the same and I cannot recall if I commented some 2 years ago was it, on the coincidence...I love seeing your pics. And your little baby girl...and reading your reviews....I sometimes ebnvy you your reviewing and researching work online, sounds nice! :)
I shall post a link to the blog I got this achaar recipe from. It is a wonderful food blog of a Kashmiri lady in Delhi. And do keep visiting.
mouthwatering here seeing the pickle being made :)
I love those colourful teapot trio you have in the corner there. Loved your home tour on Patricia's blog.Your home is so warm and inviting Harshika.I am all for colour too. :)
@pearl: Thanks so much. Am glad to see you re-visiting.
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