Brinjal Pickle, a delightful condiment, is a testament to the vibrant flavors of Indian cuisine. This recipe transforms humble eggplants into a spicy and tangy pickle that pairs perfectly with various dishes. Whether you're enjoying it with rice, bread, or as a side to your favorite curries, this pickle brings the rich and bold essence of India to your table.

Brinjal Pickles Indian
 30 Tiny Round Brinjals
 Water For Soaking
 1 tbsp Salt
 1 cup Vinegar
 4 tbsp Oil
 2 tbsp Crushed Garlic
 3 tbsp Pickle Masala
 1 tbsp Brown Sugar
 Salt to Taste
1

Remove stems and cut each brinjal into 4 pieces.

Soak in water and salt for 30 minutes.

Rinse well and drain.

2

Heat vinegar to boiling point.

Remove from heat and plunge the brinjals in.

3

Leave aside to cool, drain brinjals from vinegar.

4

Heat oil, stir in garlic, masala and sugar, remove and cool.

Mix the brinjals into masala mixture and bottle.

Note: most pickle masalas are salted.

5

Note: most pickle masalas are salted.

Ingredients

 30 Tiny Round Brinjals
 Water For Soaking
 1 tbsp Salt
 1 cup Vinegar
 4 tbsp Oil
 2 tbsp Crushed Garlic
 3 tbsp Pickle Masala
 1 tbsp Brown Sugar
 Salt to Taste

Directions

1

Remove stems and cut each brinjal into 4 pieces.

Soak in water and salt for 30 minutes.

Rinse well and drain.

2

Heat vinegar to boiling point.

Remove from heat and plunge the brinjals in.

3

Leave aside to cool, drain brinjals from vinegar.

4

Heat oil, stir in garlic, masala and sugar, remove and cool.

Mix the brinjals into masala mixture and bottle.

Note: most pickle masalas are salted.

5

Note: most pickle masalas are salted.

Brinjal Pickles