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I used 2 pineapples in the recipe. |
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Clean and cut pineapples. Soak tamaring and jaggery in 1/4 cup water and keep it aside. |
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Cut them into approximately 1 inch sized pieces. Keep them aside. |
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In a pan, dry roast 1 1/2 tbsp mustard seeds. Keep aside. |
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Dry roast the peppercorns, meethi grains and red chilies. Keep them aside. |
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In a grinder, grind the coconut along with turmeric powder, green chili, roasted red chilies, peppercorns and meethi with sufficient water to form a fine paste. Once the paste is formed, add the roasted mustard seeds and grind for few seconds. |
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Keep the masala paste aside. |
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In a vessel, add the oil, add 1 tbsp mustard seeds. Let them splutter. Next, add the curry leaves and hing. |
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Add the masala paste, fry for 2 minutes. Add the soaked jaggery and tamarind water(strain and use it). |
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Add the pineapple pieces. Mix well. |
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Add about 3/4 cup water. (see recipe notes below). |
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Cover and cook for about 25 minutes. |
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Thicken it further if required. (or just leave it as a gravy if serving with rice). |
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Serve hot with steamed rice . Enjoy !!! (See recipe notes below for mango sansav recipe). |
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I made this today but used Ghonta as they are easily available here in Goa.. Turned yummy…
Yes Ciana . This dish is actually prepared with ghonta
Looks yummy. will try.
Sure Vilma
Hi Xanti…. tried this today …. sooooo yummy thank you … my whole family enjoyed the lunch ….
Thanks mable for trying this Sansav recipe and glad to know your family enjoyed it

Mouth watering recipe.
Thank you
Hi Xanti… does the pineapple have to be half ripe or a totally ripe one??
Hi Maria, you can use either… I have used a ripe one.