At the time when I was so much craving for a chutney for Dosa, I realized that there were no onions; was running out of tomatoes & also green chilly :D Actually speaking, there were no proper ingredients for any conventional coconut chutney / coriander/onion/ tomato chutneys. Unable to get off my Chutney mania, as the dosas were so good, I was thinking of a possibility with the available ingredients..
So, I had to yield to this simple Chutney with roasted Urad dal. Though I have tasted only a tangy version of this as Urad dal thogayal, I decided to test it out as a chutney, with no other option left out :P
Prep Time: 10 mins || Cook Time: 5 mins || Serves: 3 || Category: Chutney/Side-dish
So, I had to yield to this simple Chutney with roasted Urad dal. Though I have tasted only a tangy version of this as Urad dal thogayal, I decided to test it out as a chutney, with no other option left out :P
Prep Time: 10 mins || Cook Time: 5 mins || Serves: 3 || Category: Chutney/Side-dish
Ingredients:
1. Urad dal - 2 tbsp
2. Dry red chillies - 3 or 4
3. Grated coconut - 4 tbsp
4. Oil - 2tbsp
5. Tamarind - as required
6. Asafoetida - a pinch
7. Salt - as required
8. Mustard seeds - 1tsp
9. Curry leaves - a sprig
Method:
1. Heat a pan with a tbsp of oil and roast the urad dal & red chillies till golden brown & cool down for 2-3 mins.
2. Transfer the roasted ingredients to a mixie jar and grind along with salt, asafoetida & tamarind (I used a little readymade tamarind pulp instead of the normal tamarind). Temper with mustard and curry leaves in hot oil.
A simple mild chutney apt for dosa/idli is ready.
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ReplyDeleteFinally a chutney that reminded me of my grandmother.. thank you so much for this recipe, tasted so authentic.
ReplyDeleteFinally a chutney that reminded me of my grandmother.. thank you so much for this recipe, tasted so authentic.
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