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June 1, 2017 Drinks

AAM Panna – Raw Mango Drink

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Aam Panna is a popular Indian cooler that is specially made during Summer. This is a tangy, sweet drink with a hint of mint and cumin. It is usually made using Totapuri Mango.

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Can you enjoy aam panna after summer is over?

When the mango season is almost getting over I make a huge batch of the concentrate and store it in the freezer for me to enjoy it for a little more longer. 

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I am a part Culinary Council of KitchenAid India. And the recipe for Aam Panna is my contribution to their Blog. Hence i have mostly used KitchenAid Products.

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Aam Panna is a popular Indian cooler that is specially made during Summer. This is a tangy, sweet drink with a hint of mint and cumin. It is usually made using Totapuri Mango. Food photography and styling by Madhuri.

Ingredients 

4 nos – Raw Mango, i use totapuri

1 bunch – Fresh mint leaves, cleaned snd washed

1 tsp – Turmeric

2 tbsps – Roasted Cumin Seeds

1 cup – Sugar, vary according to your taste

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Method

Peel the mangoes and deseed it. Chop them into pieces and pressure cook it along with turmeric till the cooker releases two whistles.

Once the pressure cooker is cooled, open it and add the sugar to the mangoes and stir. Let the mixture cool. 

Once the mixture is cooled, add cleaned mint leaves, roasted jeera and blend it in a blender to a smooth paste using the cordless hand blender.

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This is a concentrate puree. Add 3 tbsp to one glass of cold water. Check the taste to adjust the amount of mint, cumin or sugar according to your taste. If the taste is fine then store it in an airtight container and store it in the refrigerator. You could also freeze them as ice cubes. 

Add the concentrate to chilled water and top it with some fresh roasted cumin powder and serve.

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* .The tangier the mango the better.

. In case of the mango not being too tangy and if the panna requires little tang, then add lime salt to adjust the taste.

.the colour of the panna also depends on the colour of the mango. It can turn out green or yellow.   

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Aam Panna - Raw Mango Drink
Recipe type: Indian Summer Drink
Cuisine: Indian
Prep time:  10 mins
Cook time:  1 hour
Total time:  1 hour 10 mins
 
Indian Summer Drink
Ingredients
  • 4 nos – Raw Mango, i use totapuri
  • 1 bunch – Fresh mint leaves, cleaned snd washed
  • 1 tsp - Turmeric
  • 2 tbsps – Roasted Cumin Seeds
  • 1 cup – Sugar, vary according to your taste
Instructions
  1. Peel the mangoes and deseed it. Chop them into pieces and pressure cook it along with turmeric till the cooker releases two whistles.
  2. Once the pressure cooker is cooled, open it and add the sugar to the mangoes and stir. Let the mixture cool.
  3. Once the mixture is cooled, add cleaned mint leaves, roasted jeera and blend it in a blender to a smooth paste using the cordless hand blender.
  4. This is a concentrate puree. Add 3 tbsp to one glass of cold water. Check the taste to adjust the amount of mint, cumin or sugar according to your taste. If the taste is fine then store it in an airtight container and store it in the refrigerator. You could also freeze them as ice cubes.
  5. Add the concentrate to chilled water and top it with some fresh roasted cumin powder and serve.
  6. * .The tangier the mango the better.
  7. In case of the mango not being too tangy and if the panna requires little tang, then add lime salt to adjust the taste.
  8. the colour of the panna also depends on the colour of the mango. It can turn out green or yellow.
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  1. Krishna Priya says

    May 13, 2015 at 11:35 am

    I’m so much in love with ur food photography!! 🙂 keep up the great work!

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    • madaboutkitchen says

      May 13, 2015 at 11:57 am

      Thank you Krishna Priya ?

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  2. ratna says

    June 23, 2017 at 7:21 pm

    I stumbled upon your blog recently. Loving it. This looks delish. Thanks for sharing.

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    • madaboutkitchenin says

      July 22, 2017 at 9:40 am

      Thank you Ratna 🙂

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