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Then sprinkle some salt over the sliced onions, mix them and then let it sit for over 10 minutes. Now, squeeze the excess water from the onion rings so that the achaar is crispy, not soggy. Then add ...

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Mix all the spices together and add half a cup of oil to the mix. Sprinkle a little of this mixture into the jar. Take some mangoes and rub them well in the spice mixture. Put one layer of the mangoes ...