Wash the mangoes thoroughly under running water.

Remove the tip of each mango and make 2-3 vertical cuts.

In a deep pan, cook the mangoes in sufficient water until they are soft and cooked thoroughly (about 10 minutes on medium flame).

Drain the water into a bowl and keep the mangoes in the pan.

Let the mangoes cool down.

Peel the mangoes, saving the peels and pulp remnants.

Put the peels into the bowl with cooked water and extract any remaining pulp from the peels.

Discard the peels and return the water with mango pulp to the pan.

Squeeze the mango pulp with your hands to separate it from the seed.

On medium heat, add crushed green chili, salt, and jaggery to the pan with the mango pulp.

Adjust taste and consistency by adding water if needed.

Switch off the heat.

In a tadka pan, heat coconut oil and splutter mustard seeds.

Add hing, broken red chili, and curry leaves to the tadka.

Pour the tadka over the mango curry and stir quickly.

Close the lid and let it sit for 10 minutes to infuse the flavors.

Serve hot with rice, Neer dosa, or Chapathi.