Home Made Rajasthani Mango Pickle
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This is the mango pickle your grandmother would recognise. Made the Rajasthani way with raw mustard oil, fenugreek, black cumin and whole spices, then sun-cured without a single artificial preservative. The kind of aam ka achar that turns a simple dal roti into a meal you look forward to.
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Rs. 449.00 - Regular price
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Rs. 499.00 - Sale price
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Rs. 449.00
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The Story Behind This Achar
Somewhere between industrialised pickle making and home kitchen recipes lies this — a Rajasthani mango pickle made exactly the way it has been made in Rajasthan for generations. Not adjusted for mass production. Not with shortcuts that extend shelf life artificially. Just the traditional recipe, the right spices, good quality raw mangoes and mustard oil that has not been refined into something bland.
What makes Rajasthani mango pickle different from other regional mango pickles is the spice blend. The use of fenugreek seeds, black cumin and asafoetida alongside turmeric and chilli creates a depth of flavour that is both sharp and earthy — unmistakably Rajasthani. And the raw mustard oil, which many modern pickles replace with refined oil, gives it the pungent, warming quality that makes the pickle genuinely memorable.
Why No Preservatives Is a Big Deal
Most commercial pickles use a combination of citric acid, sodium benzoate and other preservatives to extend shelf life. These are fine in small amounts but they also affect the taste in ways that most people who have eaten real homemade pickle immediately notice. The artificial sourness is different from the natural fermentation and pickling sourness that develops in a well-made traditional achar.
Our pickle is preserved naturally through the combination of mustard oil, salt and spices — the same mechanism that has kept Indian pickles shelf-stable for centuries. No chemicals needed when you use the right proportions of the right ingredients the right way.
How to Serve and Store
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With dal roti: The classic. A small portion alongside dal and roti turns a weekday meal into something comforting.
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With rice: A small portion with plain rice and ghee is one of the most satisfying simple Indian meals.
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With paratha: Mango pickle and aloo paratha is a combination that does not need any further justification.
Storage: Always use a dry spoon. Keep the jar sealed and store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight for best shelf life.
Key Features
- → Traditional Rajasthani Family Recipe — Authentic Taste
- → Made with Raw Mustard Oil and Whole Spices
- → Zero Preservatives or Artificial Colours
- → Sun-Cured the Old-Fashioned Way
- → As Seen on Shark Tank India
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Home Made Rajasthani Mango Pickle
- Regular price
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Rs. 449.00 - Regular price
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Rs. 499.00 - Sale price
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Rs. 449.00
Punjabi households go through a lot of pickle and
this brand earns our stamp of approval
We put achar on everything. Paratha, dal, sabzi, sometimes
even just with plain bread. We have tried many brands and
this is the one we have stuck with. The authenticity is
unmistakable.
My nani used to make this exact type of pickle every
single year in April
She had the mango trees in her backyard and April was
always pickle season. The whole house smelled of this for
weeks. Eating this brings back her kitchen, her hands, her
voice calling us to try the first batch. Very precious product to
me.
This made a guest visit very special when I served it
with lunch
I had relatives visiting from abroad who were asking for proper
homemade Indian food. I made a simple dal and roti and
served this on the side. They said the achar made the whole
meal feel complete and authentic. Very happy about that.
Being from Rajasthan I can confirm this recipe is
absolutely correct
I have had a very specific palate for Rajasthani food my whole
life. This achar has the right balance of kalonji, methi seeds,
and mustard. The hing is there but subtle. Someone who
knows this food made this recipe. Very proud to see this
quality come from our tradition.
I put this in my sandwich instead of sauce and it
was the best decision I made this week
Bread, butter, cucumber slices, and a small amount of this dry
mango pickle. That is a sandwich. I have been making this
every morning and I look forward to it more than any elaborate
breakfast.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this pickle homemade style or factory made?
It is made using a traditional Rajasthani homemade recipe without the industrial shortcuts that commercial pickles use. The recipe, spice proportions and oil-to-mango ratio follow the traditional method. It is not made in a home kitchen but it is made to a home kitchen standard, not a commercial mass-production standard.
Does this pickle contain any artificial preservatives?
No. This pickle is preserved entirely through the traditional method of salt, raw mustard oil and spices — the same method that has been used to make Indian pickles shelf-stable for centuries without chemicals. No citric acid, sodium benzoate or other artificial preservatives are used.
How long does this mango pickle last?
When stored correctly with a dry spoon and kept in a cool, dry place away from sunlight, this pickle lasts up to 12 months. The natural preserving action of salt, mustard oil and spices keeps it safe and flavourful without any artificial preservatives. Always use a dry spoon and never let water get into the jar.
What makes Rajasthani Mango Pickle different from other mango pickles?
Rajasthani mango pickle is distinguished by its specific spice blend — fenugreek seeds, black cumin, asafoetida and yellow mustard combined with raw mustard oil. This creates a deeper, more complex and earthier flavour compared to the North Indian or South Indian varieties which use different spice combinations. The raw mustard oil gives it a characteristic pungent warmth that refined oil cannot replicate.
How much pickle should I have per day?
A small portion of 1 to 2 teaspoons with your meal is the traditional serving. Pickle is a condiment, not a main food, and its benefits come from consistent small daily use rather than large amounts. Indian traditional medicine actually warns against excessive pickle consumption because of the salt content.

