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Cookbook:Amchoor

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Amchoor
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Amchoor, also called amchur or mango powder, is a seasoning powder made from dry unripe (green) mangoes.[1] It is commonly used in Indian and Pakistani cooking.

Characteristics

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Amchoor is a beige or brown powder. It has a tangy and sour flavor. Because it is made from unripe mangoes, it is not sweet. The flavor is somewhat delicate, so it's best added near the end of cooking.[1]

Amchoor is commonly used as a seasoning/flavoring and a tenderizing agent. Because of its acidity, it can be used to add a sour flavor to foods without adding additional moisture.[1] It is widely used in south Asian cooking.

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References

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  1. a b c "Spice Hunting: Amchoor". Serious Eats. Retrieved 2023-12-01.