Back home they are usually cooked with prawns , and Ambazhanga is used as the souring agent instead of cocum or mangoes.It is also made into pickles and preserved in salt to be used later for chutneys .If you happen to spot them at the market and decide to get them - look for immature fruits that are small . The larger ones get fibrous and taste really strong .

Ingredients:
Ambazhanga preserved in salt - 8
Grated coconut - 1 cup
Green chillies - 7 or 8
shallots - 2
curry leaves - few
salt - to taste.
Method:
Grind all the ingredients into a semi smooth paste without adding water.
Serve with rice or kanji .
My fav chammanthi...Looks perfect dear...
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