Pickles is my contribution for this months Coffee’s MBP.Here I go with three pickles.
The first one is RP’s Goosberry pickle bottled last week…..
next comes Indira’s Amala pickle which was decided last minute since i had few more amalas left. I bottled yesterday hoping for a better view today.
and last but not the least Manisha’s Ever famous Lemon pickle without oil which has been in my pantry for few months now. I have added carrots, green chillies, ginger and bittergourd after 2 days of resting and which turns out the best mixed vegetable pickle for us.
RP, Indira and Manisha thanks a lot for the fabulous recipes which will be cherished by my whole family..
My Chow Chow Bhath 
Great Amala Pickle and lemon pickle. Nice entry for coffee event.I love Amala juice. There are so many items I made from amala in my blog but never try the pickle. Thanks for sharing.:)
yummmm.. Amla pickle with curd rice is my fav, but never dared to make it 🙂
I always get it from mum’s place.
Yours looks yummy yummy!
Mouth watering Roopa. Viji
Ooh, that is a nice idea to convert the lemon pickle into a mixed veg pickle. So you made the lemon pickle, and two days later, added other cut veggies and mixed it all up? Is that right? Thanks so much, I am going to try this delicious variation.
OH! Roopa,bayalli neeroorta ideyamma!! Bettada Nellikai nodi tumba dinavaytu! I love the nellikai pickle.I should move to Singapore!!:D
Hi Roopa, pickles looks mouth watering. Great Entry for MBP. Great idea to change the lemon pickle into mixed veg pickle. I have a doubt….if you add the veggies…is it possible for preservation? clear for me….thanks dear..have a great weekend.
My goodness roopa…. I don’t know about Asha… but I am for sure coming over to your place for lunch! 🙂 That Amla pickle is worth a try… I just got fresh amlas from serangoon last week…. I have a few left so can give it a try… Thanks for the lovely entries! All are so amazing! 🙂
ooh! looks so yummy! I have never had gooseberry pickle, must be tasting really heavenly .
wow! aren’t you the pickle fan 🙂 u r lucky to get fresh amla there, love to eat fresh amla with salt 🙂
good entries for mbp!
Being an andhraite I dont have to mention that I am fond of pickles. I am a great fan of Amla pickle. Will have to make it here if I get them.
Roopa, fantastic idea to turn it into a mixed veggie pickle! What was the reason for adding the veggies 2 days later and not at the same time as mixing the pickle together? Or do you mean the pickle was ready and then you added the veggies. I am making more pickle this weekend – I gave all of this year’s bounty away but I found one small jar’s worth of lime pickle vintage 2006 to tide us over. Now I want to try the variations that all of you have come up with or recipes that were dug out from other family vaults, like that of ISG.
grrrr… girl, why oh why u doing this to me 😦 all 3 pickles look soooooooooooooooooo goooooooooooooooood 🙂 i just bought dozen limes to make manisha’s pickle. hope we get some sunshine very soon:)
Thanks, Roopa!
The pickles are looking toooooo tasty. Never made amla pickle. I want to try Manisha’s pickle too. Good entry Roopa 🙂
waw lot of ppl making such delicious pickles. my cheek hurts so badly. gooseberry pickles are so tempting.
Great pickles Roopa…. i love all kinds of pickles… btw, where did you get the gooseberries from? i cant find any at the grocery stores here.
you are so lucky to get fresh gooseberrys.we get only the frozen ones here
heheeee uppinakayi! Loved all of them. My meal is incomplete without a pickle. Yako idralli nanna hand workagolla anuthe. Adikke nanna tangi madida pickles savithini 😉
nanu.
Hey, Thanks for visiting my blog! Your recipe collection looks very good. Will be visiting frequently!
Did you add the veggies to Manisha’s Lime Pickle ? So its the same recipe but only with some more veggies ? That seems to be a neat idea
Hi, New to your blog site…but loved instantly….Yaake andhre kannadadalli ella bardidhu kandu…
I am from b’lore but eega UKnalli idhini.
Nimma uppinakayi nodi bayalli ashtu neeru bartha idhe..
Thanks for sharing the recipes and the links..
Maadi nodbeku….especially nimbekayi , yake andhre maneli adhu thumba idhe…
U make pickles……Great…….Mouth watering ones…
Roopa,
Wow eshtu chennagide…. all of them just look super delicious. Idanna nan gandange thorsde naanu and he is like you need to make such delicious pickles and tell you friend roopa swalpa namge parcel madakke antha hee hee … Yummy looking pickels girl. All of them. One is better than the other
Roopa, your pickles look great…. I used kashmiri chilli powder, guess that gave the red color… u have a pickle fest here 🙂
As always, stunning pictures. love trying to make pickles, but am not much of a pickle eater.
You get amlas at your place, I am envying you.
That lemon pickle seems the favorite of the season.
Mouthwatering pickles…haven’t had gooseberries for quite some time…
Hi roopa
the pickles are looking awesome.thinking of amma’s place..:-(
Hi roopa,
sorry i am late.but ur pickles r beautiful well spiced and looking delicious can u send some for me.please…….
Suma, Suni, Swapna and ramya
Thanks a lot for all the comments hope you all try them too….
Looks really good. I wish I had some with chapathi right now.
Kanchana
envy the fact that u get fresh gooseberries 😉
luv the pic….mouthwatering
I love gooseberry pickle so much and your version must be tasting divine..tx for sharing
Fentastic