Aachari Pork / Indian Style Spicy Pork Curry with Pickling Spice Mix




"Achari pork" is a Indian style unique pork recipe which is really a super tasty dish for any party. "Achar" means Indian pickle. Here we have used spices that is generally used for pickle in Indian cuisine. In this dish meat is cooked with "Achari Masala (Indian Pickling Spice Mix) " which gives it a awesome taste and aroma. You can serve it with any Indian bread like rooti, paratha, naan, kulcha etc. or steamed rice / any aromatic Indian rice like polau. Here I have used pork meat, you can use any meat like chicken or mutton whatever you like. Lets try this recipe and surprise your friends and family.I am sure they will be amazed.


Preparation Time : 20 minutes

Cook Time       : 60 minutes

Serves            : 4 people


Ingredients:

  • Boneless Pork meat : 350 gram
For boiling pork:
  • Salt : 1 teaspoon
  • Turmeric powder : 1/4 teaspoon
  • Deggi mirch powder : 1/2 teaspoon
  • Cumin powder : 1/2 teaspoon
For boiled pork marination:
  • Mustard oil : 1 tablespoon
  • Deggi mirch powder : 2 teaspoon
  • Salt : 1 teaspoon
  • Curd : 3/4 cup
For Aachari masala:
  • Mustard seeds : 1/2 tablespoon
  • Nigella seeds (Kalonji) : 1/2 tablespoon
  • Fennel seeds : 1/2 tablespoon
  • Cumin seeds : 1/2 tablespoon
  • Coriander seed : 1/2 tablespoon
  • Fenugreek seeds : 1 teaspoon
  • Dry red chilli : 2-3 pieces
  • Vinegar : 1 tablespoon
For cooking curry:
  • For tempering in curry :

    • Bay leaves : 3-4 pieces
    • Dry red chillies : 3 pieces
    • Panch phoron(bengali 5 spice mix) : 1.5 tablespoon
    • Asafoetida powder : 3/4 tablespoon
    • Carom(ajwain) seeds : 3/4 tablespoon
  • Other ingredients for curry : 
    • Ginger paste : 1 tablespoon
    • Garlic paste : 2 tablespoon
    • Onion chopped : 1 large
    • Tomato chopped : 1 medium size
    • Green chilli(Slit) : 3-4 pieces
    • Coriander leaves chopped : 1.5 tablespoon
    • Ginger Julienne cut : 1 tablespoon
    • Deggi mirch powder : 1 tablespoon
    • Cumin powder : 1 tablespoon
    • Coriander powder : 1 tablespoon
    • Black pepper powder : 1 tablespoon
    • Chat masala powder : 1 tablespoon
    • Turmeric powder : 1/2 tablespoon
    • Salt to taste
    • Sugar : 1 tablespoon
    • Mustard oil : 1/4 cup
For garnishing:
  • Ginger Julienne cut : 1/2 tablespoon
  • Green chilli slit : 1 piece
  • Red chilli slit : 1 piece
  • Fresh Coriander leaves : 1/2 tablespoon

How to Make:

  1. Boil the pork with all masala (for boiling) in water.Pork will be 70% boiled.
  2. Take boiled pork in a bowl and separate the water. Don't waste the stock, we will use it later.
  3. Now marinate the boiled pork with all masala and curd for marination.
  4. Now in a dry pan, add whole dry masala for aachari masala and dry roast it for few minutes.
  5. Let it cool down a little bit and then add vinegar to the masala.
  6. Put it in a grinder and make a course paste. Here if you need you can add very little water to grind. Your "Aachari masala" is ready now. Keep it aside.
  7. Take oil in a pan where you can cook the pork. Allow it to heat.
  8. Add all masala for tempering. Let them crackle.
  9. Add chopped onion and allow it to fry.
  10. Add ginger and garlic paste. Saute it until raw flavor is gone.
  11. Season with salt.
  12. Add chopped tomato. Cook it until it becomes soft.
  13. Add all dry spice powder except chat masala. Mix everything well.
  14. Add marinated pork into it. Mix it and cover it for 5-7 minutes.
  15. When oil starts to come out from it, that means masala is cooked perfectly.
  16. Now add pork stock in it little by little until pork is fully cooked.
  17. Cover the pan and let it cook.
  18. When its almost done, add chat masala and "Aachari masala" in it. Mix well.
  19. Add sugar and adjust the salt.
  20. Add chopped coriander leaves, green chilli slit, ginger Julianne.
  21. Cover for 3-5 minutes.
  22. Switch off the flame. Give it 10 minutes standing time.
  23. Serve in a serving dish. Garnish it with green chilli, ginger and coriander leaves. Serve it in party with naan, paratha, rooti etc.



My Tip:
If you take any kind of red meat,then you have to boil first(as I have done here).But if you take chicken there is no need to boil.You can marinate the chicken directly.
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