1 1/2 cups fresh grated coconut
1 tsp ginger grated
3 to 5 green chillies chopped
1 tbsp tamarind pulp
1/2 cup water
1/2 tsp salt
tempering
1/2 tsp oil
1/2 tsp mustard seeds
1 tbsp curry leaves
1 dry red chillie broken without seeds
Leave the tamarind pulp in the warm water until the tamarind is soft then take the puree and discard the pulp.
Using a blender grind the grated coconut, ginger, green chillies with tamarind water and salt until it is a paste and keep it aside.
Heat oil add mustard seeds, curry leaves and chillie pieces. When mustard sputters add it to the ground mixture and serve this chutney with Indian pancakes (dosa), steamed savoury cakes (idly) and fried snacks like vada.
For a variation add coriander leaves or mint when grinding the paste.
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chutney is looking so inviting in coconut cover.addition of imli plup is new to me
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ReplyDeleteLooks yummy with a lovely presentation..:)
ReplyDeleteCoconut and ginger are terrific, this chutney looks great. I'm assuming that a chutney such as this is equivalent to a "relish".
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chutney sounds amazing....nice to serve it in the shells....
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aahh..my favorite kind of chutney!! I add the ginger sometimes and sometimes, no ginger! But yeah, this is how I make my chutney too :)
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This chutney sounds great!
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I think I want this fresh coconut chutney all by my myself :) Nice click!
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Lovely presentation.
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lovely presentation
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Delicious chutney, love this with idli or dosa. Presentation looks very nice in a coconut shell.
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nice presentation, sometimes i add ginger and a very small bit of garlic too.
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beautifully presented...awesome idea...best part is ...we don't need to wash it ;-)) he he..
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ReplyDeleteThe south to TN, we use this ginger flovoured chutney with idly n lemon rice for a day outing lunch most of the time. :-) like ur pic n chutney...
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What a lovely chutney recipe!
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Lovely presentation and yummy coconut chutney....I am missing my dosa!!:)
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That looks & sounds wonderful. What a lovely presentation! Great idea!
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