Garlic, Ginger, Chilli Mix Pickle | Lahsun Adrak Mirch Ka Achar
Garlic ginger green chilli winter special achar served with dal chawal
Garlic, Ginger, Chilli Mix Pickle | Lahsun Adrak Mirch Ka Achar
Garlic, Ginger, Chilli Mix Pickle | Lahsun Adrak Mirch Ka Achar
Garlic, Ginger, Chilli Mix Pickle | Lahsun Adrak Mirch Ka Achar
Garlic, Ginger, Chilli Mix Pickle | Lahsun Adrak Mirch Ka Achar
Garlic, Ginger, Chilli Mix Pickle | Lahsun Adrak Mirch Ka Achar
Garlic, Ginger, Chilli Mix Pickle | Lahsun Adrak Mirch Ka Achar
Garlic, Ginger, Chilli Mix Pickle | Lahsun Adrak Mirch Ka Achar
Garlic, Ginger, Chilli Mix Pickle | Lahsun Adrak Mirch Ka Achar
Garlic, Ginger, Chilli Mix Pickle | Lahsun Adrak Mirch Ka Achar
Garlic, Ginger, Chilli Mix Pickle | Lahsun Adrak Mirch Ka Achar
JhaJi Store garlic ginger green chilli winter special achar pickle jar

Garlic, Ginger, Chilli Mix Pickle | Lahsun Adrak Mirch Ka Achar

Tastes : Medium Spicy, Salty, Tangy, Chatpata


āœ”ļø Peeled Garlic, Small Buds, Grated Ginger & Green Chilli
āœ”ļø Lemon Juice is added to bring tanginess, and sharpness in the pickle.
āœ”ļø Homemade, Sun-Dried, Traditional Pickle from Mithilanchal in Bihar.
āœ”ļø Store in a cool dry place. Use a fresh, dry spoon to take the pickle out.


šŸ‘‰ Available in both glass and plastic jars. Please select your preferred jar type from the dropdown below.


Delivery Time: 3-7 Days across šŸ‡®šŸ‡³
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Weight: 500 Grams (Plastic Jar)
Rs. 499.00 Rs. 425.00
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Traditional Recipes

Our recipes have been handed over by ancestors and perfected over decades of experiences

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Local & Safe Ingredients

All our ingredients are typically found in Mithila. We buy them from local farmers and traders.

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Dried Naturally in the Sun

Pickles spend as long as 20 days in the sun to properly absorb the Masale before they are packed.

More About the Pickle

A burst of Indian flavors - Jhaji's handmade mix pickle is prepared with (almost) equal quantities of garlic, green chilli, and ginger. Pair it with pipin' hot parathas to make a perfect morning!

Ingredients used in this Mixed GarlicĀ Pickle

include Garlic, Ginger, Green Chili, Lemon, Mustard Oil, Mustard, Coriander Powder, Cumin, Carom Seeds, Fenugreek, Fennel Seeds, Black Cumin Seeds, Nigella Seeds, Asafoetida,Turmeric, Amchoor, Black Salt, and Salt

RECIPE: How we make theĀ Lahsun Mirch ka Achar

Our mixed pickle recipe is inspired from the traditional Indian recipe handed to us over generations.

  • The pickling process begins with separted theĀ garlic Buds . Then, the buds are peeled, and sun dried for a couple of days.

  • Green Chillies are washed, and cut in small pieces, and kept in the sun along with an equal quantity of peeled Ginger. All three ingredients are kept in the sun so that the moisture disappears.

  • Next, fresh lemon juice is squeezed. Lemons are cleaned,Ā kept in the sun, cut into small pieces, and the juice is taken out.

  • Then, Garlic, Ginger, Chilli is mixed with Salt, Lemon Juice and Turmeric - and kept in the sun for a day.

  • Finally, spices are mixed, roasted and ground before being mixed into the pickle. After 3 more days outside in the sun, the pickle is stored in traditional utensils, called martabaan.

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Oal Ginger Green Chili Mix Pickle is sold as part of Spicy Pickles,Ā Mixed PickleĀ andĀ All Pickle CollectionĀ onĀ JhaJi Store

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      Traditional Recipes

      Our recipes have been handed over by ancestors and perfected over decades of experiences

      JhaJi Store brown-toned photographic retail website banner image three

      Local & Safe Ingredients

      All our ingredients are typically found in Mithila. We buy them from local farmers and traders.

      JhaJi Store brown-toned photographic retail website banner image four

      Dried Naturally in the Sun

      Pickles spend as long as 20 days in the sun to properly absorb the Masale before they are packed.