Gor Keri is a sweet mango pickle where raw mangoes are chopped and combined with sugar, jaggery and spices. It goes well along with Theplas, Bhakris, Mathris, Khakras or just plain Rotlis.There are two different methods to prepare Gor Keri and Chundo. Traditionally, the mangoes are mixed with jaggery or sugar and are made to sit in the sun for 7-14 days until the sugar melts and attains a two-string consistency.
Keri Ni Katki or Sweet Mango Pickle is quick and easy pickle that tickles your palate! Keri Ni Katki is made by cooking mangoes with a readily available selection of spices and powders. Keri Ni Katki also similar like Aam ki launji is a popular Indian pickle that goes well with every meal. No complex methods, tricky proportions or pickling time involved in making this, yet it stays fresh for more than one month in the refrigerator. It is a sweet instant mango pickle where raw mangoes are chopped and combined with jaggery and spices. This sweet and spicy Keri Ni Katki can be served with paratha or Thepla of your choice.
This is a Vegetarian product.
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