What is chutney? Chutney usually contains some
mixture of spice, vegetable, and/or fruit. Chutneys may be either wet or dry, and can have a coarse to a fine
texture. There are
many varieties of chutney. A spoon of chutney is what we both need with our
meals and that is why I have tried making so many chutneys:
- Strawberry chutney
- Amla Chutney
- Tomatoes pickled chutney
- Garlic Almond Chutney
- Eggplant/Aubergine Chutney
- Schezwan Chutney
- Tomato Garlic Chutney
- Frozen green chutney
After pours of rains and strong
winds it is finally a crisp golden day. I checked weather online for weekend and I
am so happy that sun will be liberal and have mercy on us. So no deep fried
meals or tedious cooking will happen. I will stick to cold quick chaats, puchkas
and bhel puri. Hari/green chutney is one that is ‘must’ in all the chaats. The spicy
smooth green chutney is what intensifies and uplifts the experience of the chaats.
The most common green chutney is the grinned paste of coriander leaves, chilies and lemon juice.
Chutney is a)easy to make, just
grind and it will be ready; b) there are so many variations and ideas to prepare it;
c) you can pair it with many dishes like tava pulav, mixed daal pakodas, stuffed aloo parathas or with plain crackers. Having said that- it is always good to have jar
of chutney in the fridge- for quick fix or easy meals-you just can’t
miss that.
But hey it is summers, and summers
means mangoes. I just
love raw mangoes-so sharp, sour and tangy. You might not get juicy alphonso mangoes here in London but raw mango/kacha aam/kairi is available in abundance. Last year I made heeng ka aam ka achar/aseofetida mango pickle
which was the most popular post throughout the year. If you want to try
instant mango pickle then you must see the Instant mango pickle recipe with step by step pictures.
Today, it is uncomplicated
straightforward chutney made with Kacha Aam/ Raw Mango/ Kairi. Now
no more words let pictures talk :)
1 raw mango/kacha aam/kairi
2 cups coriander leaves/dhaniya
3-4 green chilles/hari mirch
Salt to taste
Pinch aseofetida/hing
Waste as needed
Method:
Wash and chop green chilles, coriander leaves and raw mango.
In a grinder, grind everything together to form a
paste/chutney. Use water as needed.
You can also add ginger, mint and garlic in this.
This can be stored in the fridge for 6 days or up-to one
month in freezer.
I like to add ginger too, finger licking Chutney. Maza aa gaya.
ReplyDeletelove the background of the first image swetha,,did you paint the wood?
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DeleteAbsolutely a winner there Shweta..Yum !
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Yeah noted with thanks
Deletetoo tempting!! yum!!
ReplyDeletenice tangy chutney..Love it.
ReplyDeleteWow this looks delicious! I love mango chutney but never knew how to make it. I’m going to give your recipe a try.
ReplyDeleteThis looks so appetizing!
ReplyDeleteyummy tangy chutney..........
ReplyDeleteyummy tangy chutney..........
ReplyDeleteLove this chutney......I feel nostalgia while seeing ur pics.. :)
ReplyDeleteToo tempting ...... Love it!
ReplyDeleteTonguetickling chutney, sooo tempting.
ReplyDeleteWow dear the chutney looks so tempting.. I'm craving for it now..
ReplyDeleteThis is definitely a lip smacking one.. truly delicious... and can i get one from those flavored mango pieces
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for your comments :-)
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