Ingredients:
Red Ripe Tomatoes - 4 to 5 ( Chopped )
1 small bunches Coriander Leaves (Remove Stem as much as possible and chop the leaves)
Oil - 1 tablespoon
Mustard Sseeds - 1 teaspoon
Urud Dal - 1 tablespoon
Cumin Seeds - 2 teaspoons
Asafoetida powder
Turmeric Powder
Red Chilli Powder
Dhania Powder - 1 teaspoon
salt
No water required while frying or while grinding. The juice from tomato is enough.
Method:
Heat oil in a Kadai and add the Mustard Seeds, when it sputters, add the Urud Dal, Cumin Seeds.
Add the Chopped Tomatoes. Fry for a couple of minutes and add Turmeric Powder, Dhania powder, Asafoetida powder, Red Chilli Powder and salt. Fry until the Tomatoes become tender.
Add the Chopped Coriander Leaves and fry for 4 to 5 minutes.
Cool down and grind to chutney consistency. Sauteing the Ground Chutney is optional. The taste is enhanced when the chutney is sauted again for 5 minutes.
Serve with Iddli/Dosa or Rice. Tastes really good with curd rice.
10 comments:
Hi Mythreyee,
Another wonderful chutney recipe for me to try :). Thanks for sharing.
This sounds really good!
Trupti
Looks great and I would like some right now,thank you!:)) Happy V'day!:))
Mythreyee,
Chutneya vida...dosaithaan kalakkal!! Recipe pls?
Hi Mythi,
Its been long time.Happy to see yourpost.
I never tried chutney with tomoto &corriander,it sounds good.
Frying coriander leaves hmmm? Sounds different! Definitely worth trying. Thanks,
Nalini
Sangeeta: Your Welcome. If you try, let me know how it turned out.
Trupti: Thanks.
Asha: Yes, Pls help yourself.
Anisha: Ok, Dosai recipe dhaana. Sonna pochi. I will post later.
Usha: Thanks for dropping by. Yes, the combo is terrific.
Nalini: It tastes awesome when we fry it a little more. Also, please do not use oil while frying for the second time. The main idea is to have a chutney with no coconut and not much oil. Thanks for dropping by.
hi Mythreyee, how hv u been? i tried the chutney and it turned out very tasty :) i had tasted something similar in a restaurant w/ dosa & was looking for it, ur chutney came very close to it. btw mine turned out orangish with green flecks, maybe coriander bunch was small??
do u scoop out the tomato seeds? i used vine ripe tomatoes, which ones do u use? thanks for the rcp!
I used Roma tomatoes. I don't scoop the seeds. It is orangish because the tomatoes were a little in excess. But the taste will be good. Try to add more coriander and grind it to a paste. It will work. Thanks for trying my recipe and I am glad you liked it Richa.
thanks Mythreyee! will try with roma next time, actually vine ripe are such a fav of mine that i use them so often :)
have u tried freezing the chutney, shud work well right?
u hv very nice chutnies here, would like to try ur mint chutney as well :) tx
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