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India's aamras and mango chutney, delightful summertime treats and delicacies, have received praise from all over the world and are included in Atlas' list of the top mango-based foods in the world for good reason. The origins of aamras can be traced back to the western Indian states of Maharashtra and Gujarat, although not many are aware of this.

Delicious foods from various countries, such as the Philippines, China, Thailand, Indonesia, Spain, and Mexico, are also included in this list of cuisines. Additionally, you can review the list below for all the items we've mentioned here.

 
 
 
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How Aamras Is Made?

The pulp of ripe mangoes, typically from Alphonso mangoes, is used to make aamras. The pulp is pureed into a silky, rich consistency that is often sweetened and scented with cardamom or saffron. It is a staple during mango season and is typically eaten with puris, or deep-fried Indian bread. The rush of tropical sweetness it provides counterbalances the savoury elements of Indian food.

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How Mango Chutney Is Made?

On the other hand, mango chutney is a versatile condiment that combines the sweetness of mangoes with a blend of spices and occasionally chiles to add a complex and tangy taste profile to a variety of foods. This chutney is a popular side dish in many different cuisines because it goes well with everything.

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The inclusion of aamras and mango chutney in Atlas' esteemed list highlights the rich cultural legacy and inventiveness of Indian cuisine, showcasing how these recipes highlight mangoes, one of the nation's most beloved crops. Their widespread popularity serves as a testament to both their delicious flavour and their capacity to introduce people from all over the world to the rich and varied tastes of Indian cuisine.