Chundo is made from fiberless green mangoes. It is normally eaten as a pickle to gather with food. Can also be used as a spread with sandwiches, Indian roties, puries and parothas, Indian breads. If using cinnamon sticks instead of powder, saute the sticks together with other spices.
In a larger deep pan add oil, sauté cloves, coriander seeds, mustard seeds, cumin seeds and finally asafetida.
Add shredded mangoes, sugar, turmeric, cinnamon powder chilly powder (to taste) and salt. Cook on high heat, till the sugar melts.
Lower the heat and cook for half an hour till the syrup thickens. Mix frequently for it not to stick in the bottom of the pan. Add cardamom powder after it is ready, mix, cool to room temperature.
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