Raw Mango Chutney or Pacha manga chammanthi is a no-cook chutney recipe from Kerala. It literally takes 5 minutes to make and is so delicious to accompany with rice. This is vegan, gluten-free.

Kerala style raw mango chutney
This is a traditional dish from Kerala. This dish has my favorite ingredients, raw mango, and coconut. This recipe just needs you to take all ingredients and blend them coarsely. Traditionally it is grounded in ‘Ammikal’ (the traditional grinding stone) which gives the unique taste. You can also use mortar and pestle to grind it but I found a blender to make it easy.

This is usually had as an accompaniment. This chammanthi along with some rice gruel/congee is heavenly in this cold weather.
How to make Raw mango Chutney with coconut
Ingredients used

Method
Chop the raw mango roughly into small pieces.
Take all the ingredients in a blender and blend them coarsely with the required salt. Do not add water. Just scrape the sides while blending till the mango is blended with coconut.

If the raw mango is too sour then you can skip tamarind. Serve with rice.
What other recipes can I make with raw mango
If you want to use raw mango in a more delicious way, you can try our instant raw mango pickle. For lunch, you make raw mango rice which is a great way to use leftover rice or make raw mango drumstick curry to have along with white rice.
And do not forget to try our raw mango ginger cooler to finish off any heavy meal.
How to store raw mango chutney
You can store this chutney in an airtight container in the refrigerator for 2 to 3 days. Use a dry spoon while using.

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Easy Raw mango chutney recipe
Ingredients
Raw mango / Pacha Manga – 1 cup roughly chopped
Coconut – 1/4 cup chopped or grated
Ginger – a small piece
Green chili – 1 or 2
Curry leaves – few
Tamarind – a small piece
Shallots – 1
Salt – as required
Method
- Take all the ingredients in a blender and blend to a coarse paste. Do not add water.
- Scrape the sides in intervals and blend it.
- Serve with warm rice gruel or any rice variety.
Notes
- If the raw mango is too sour then you can skip tamarind.
Pacha Manga Chammanthi/ Raw Mango chutney
Equipment
Ingredients
- 1 Cup Raw mango / Pacha Manga roughly chopped
- 1/4 Cup Coconut chopped
- 1/2 inch Ginger
- 2 Green chili
- Curry leaves few
- Tamarind a small piece
- 1 Shallots
- Salt as required
Instructions
- Take all the ingredients in a blender and blend to a coarse paste. Do not add water.
- Serve with warm rice gruel or any rice variety.
Notes
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This post is originally published on Nov 5, 2016. Now updated with content and new pictures.




This pacha manga chutney is so yummy great with dosa and rice I enjoyed it.
Thank you
Thank you for sharing this recipe. It was really helpful.
You are welcome.
Raw Mango Chutney (Pacha Manga Chammanthi) is such a burst of flavor! Tangy, fresh, and ready in just minutes—it’s the perfect quick side for rice. I love how something so simple can taste this vibrant. A must-try for mango lovers!
Thank you so much. I’m so glad you loved it.
So flavorful and delicious!!! The perfect way to take rice to the next level!
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Super easy to make and the combo of mango and coconut gave it a fresh, tangy flavor we really enjoyed.
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Saw the link to this recipe on Foodie Art Files. I love the ingredients that make up this dip. Sounds delicious!
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wow…awesome!!
Thank you Anu?
This chutney sounds perfect with rice gruel! 🙂
Ya true…it tastes heavenly in cold weather???
Lovely recipe.Chutneys are always welcome.
Thank you Anuradha ji?
My pleasure.
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Looks really good! :-)…
Thank you dear?