My mom makes different varieties of chutneys. She made this just once but i loved it. So the other day when I didnt have coconut to make chutney. So this chutney came to my rescue. Simple and it asks for very few ingredients but high on taste. You too should try this once.
Here is the recipe... Happy cooking...
Ingredients:
Onion - 2 big
Tomato - 1 big
Carrots - 2 Coriander powder - 1 tbsp
Red Chilli powder - 1 tsp
Cumin seeds - 1 tspSalt to taste
Oil - 2 tbsp
Method:
In a kadhai/pan add 1 tbsp oil. Add cubed onions, tomatoes and carrots.
Add coriander powder and cook till onions are translucent.
Let the mixture cool down and then grind it to a smooth paste.
In a kadhai/pan add 1 tbsp oil. Add cubed onions, tomatoes and carrots.
Add coriander powder and cook till onions are translucent.
Let the mixture cool down and then grind it to a smooth paste.
Now in a kadhai, heat remaining oil. Add cumin seeds and once they splutter, add re chilli powder and the paste. Add salt to taste. Now cook till oil leaves the sides.
Serve it with hot dosas and idlis.
Tips: You can use coriander seeds instead of powder.
This recipe goes to CCC January
Here is the recipe... Happy cooking...
Ingredients:
Onion - 2 big
Tomato - 1 big
Carrots - 2 Coriander powder - 1 tbsp
Red Chilli powder - 1 tsp
Cumin seeds - 1 tspSalt to taste
Oil - 2 tbsp
Method:
In a kadhai/pan add 1 tbsp oil. Add cubed onions, tomatoes and carrots.
Add coriander powder and cook till onions are translucent.
Let the mixture cool down and then grind it to a smooth paste.
Now in a kadhai, heat remaining oil. Add cumin seeds and once they splutter, add re chilli powder and the paste. Add salt to taste. Now cook till oil leaves the sides.
In a kadhai/pan add 1 tbsp oil. Add cubed onions, tomatoes and carrots.
Add coriander powder and cook till onions are translucent.
Let the mixture cool down and then grind it to a smooth paste.
Now in a kadhai, heat remaining oil. Add cumin seeds and once they splutter, add re chilli powder and the paste. Add salt to taste. Now cook till oil leaves the sides.
Serve it with hot dosas and idlis.
Tips: You can use coriander seeds instead of powder.
This recipe goes to CCC January
looks like a delicious chutney and I love the texture
ReplyDeleteSounds and looks absolutely delicious.
ReplyDeletevery healthy chutney... I usually dont add tomatoes but will give it a try next time...
ReplyDeletedelicious chutney.
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Nice chutney.Must try this soon.Am always on the lookout for new chutney varieties.
ReplyDeleteLooks so yumm
ReplyDeleteI love chutneys. I usually add sesame or peanuts and next will try without it.
ReplyDeleteThat is a delicious looking chutney.
ReplyDeleteI make different version of carrot chutney. Yours looks great, Poornima !
ReplyDeleteChutney looks delecious :)
ReplyDeletethats a def to do chutney nice poorni.
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