A nostalgic coastal Indian curry made with ripe mangoes, coconut, and a fragrant tempering.
Prep. : 15 minutes
Cook. : 20 minutes
Total Time :
35 minutes
Cuisine : Indian
Servings : 3–4 people
Wash the whole ripe mangoes thoroughly.
Place them in a large pot of water and boil for 5–10 minutes until the fruit feels soft to the touch.
Allow them to cool completely.
Peel the mangoes once cooled.
Place the skins in a separate bowl of water and squeeze gently to extract all remaining pulp and juices.
Keep this mango water aside.
Retain the whole mango seeds (goti) for the curry.
Heat coconut oil in a deep pan over medium heat.
Add mustard seeds and let them crackle.
Add curry leaves, dried red chillies, and hing.
Sauté for a few seconds until aromatic.
Carefully add the reserved mango water and the whole mango seeds into the pan.
This creates the flavorful curry base.
Add turmeric powder, red chilli powder, jaggery, and salt.
Let it simmer on low-medium heat until the jaggery melts and the raw spice aroma disappears.
Add grated or desiccated coconut into the gravy.
Mix well and simmer for another 2 minutes until the sauce thickens slightly and coats the mango seeds beautifully.
Serve warm with bhakri, steamed rice, or neer dosa.
There is something deeply nostalgic about the aroma of a simmering Ripe Mango Curry during peak summer. Known in many coastal regions as a sweet-spicy mango curry, this dish beautifully balances ripe fruit sweetness with warm spices and coconut richness. Every spoonful captures the essence of summer and pairs wonderfully with bhakri, rice, or neer dosa.
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