This is the traditional white coconut chutney that is served with snacks at Udupi / Manglorean restaurants.
It can be eaten with idlis / dosas/ vadas / hot rice - the options are endless.
This is my grandma's recipe. Her recipes were never
precise, she was much worse than me at measuring stuff, these are my
approximations.
Ingredients :
1 cup grated coconut (fresh or frozen, not dessicated)
5 green chillies
1-2 cloves of garlic
1 cup grated coconut (fresh or frozen, not dessicated)
5 green chillies
1-2 cloves of garlic
Lime juice to taste (1/2tsp - 1 tsp)
Salt to taste (a pinch or so)
For Tempering:
1 tsp coconut oil (other oils can be used)
1/2 tsp urad dhal
1 sprig curry leaves
1/4 tsp mustard seeds
1/4 tsp mustard seeds
Method:
Grind all the ingredients for the chutney together.
You want a bit of coarseness, not a very smooth paste.
You can add a few drops of water at a time, if it gets too dry.
Transfer to a heat proof bowl.
In a tempering pan, heat the coconut oil and add the urad dhal, followed by the curry leaves and mustard seeds.
When it splutters, add the tempering to the ground chutney.
Serve with idlis, vadas or dosas.
Grind all the ingredients for the chutney together.
You want a bit of coarseness, not a very smooth paste.
You can add a few drops of water at a time, if it gets too dry.
Transfer to a heat proof bowl.
In a tempering pan, heat the coconut oil and add the urad dhal, followed by the curry leaves and mustard seeds.
When it splutters, add the tempering to the ground chutney.
Serve with idlis, vadas or dosas.
This chutney keeps well in the fridge for 7-10 days.
Consume at room temperature.Kim's tip:
Add a pinch of sugar if your coconut isn't sweet enough.
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