Making authentic Indian garlic pickle involves drying garlic cloves, frying them lightly in mustard oil, adding a spice mix, vinegar, and curing in sunlight for 2-3 days. Regional variations use ...

This story comes from the Institute of Culinary Education, which has campuses in New York City and Los Angeles, as well as online programs. Achar, also known as Indian pickles, have been a part of ...

Cucumber dill pickles may be widely popular here in the United States, but the overall popularity of pickles in India is hard to match. From mango to lemon and lime to pickled roselle leaves, these ...

Learn how to make four mouthwatering types of traditional Indian achar—Awla, Ginger, Lemon, and Radish. These easy recipes ...

Watermelon has got to be one of my favorite fruits — it's so underrated. When I was young and traveled to India every summer, I was fascinated by all of the veggies, fruits and chilies being sun-dried ...

Seems like we waited forever for great summer produce, and now it’s abundantly here -- too abundantly, if you’re a fruit-tree owner, overly enthusiastic vegetable gardener or incorrigible farmers ...

A tangy, mustardy winter pickle that captures the season’s crunch, this gobhi gajar ka aachar recipe walks you through simple ...

The reason Indian pickles last so long are the use of natural preservatives like oil, salt, spices and sometimes vinegar.