Green chillies - 20
Tamarind powder - 1 1/2 tsps
Salt
Oil
Mustard seeds - 1 tsp
Hing - 1/4 tsp
Method:
Put all the chillies in a mixer grinder with tamarind powder and little water and grind to a smooth paste.
Take a kadai pour oil season with mustard seeds and hing.
Add the ground chilly paste add salt and keep stirring till it becomes thick.
After it gets cooked and the raw smell ceases, remove from fire.
I am sure you all will wonder why the chutney is brown in colour and not green. This is because I added tamarind powder while grinding so thats why its brown because of the tamarind colour.
You get tamarind powder in the grocery store which is nice and sour too.
The taste is very good both spicy and tangy.
you can have it with curd rice or even as a side dish with Idli or dosa.
A very new recipe for me. I haven't seen tamarind powder but will ask in the Indian grocery store. This chutney would be good with samosas too.
ReplyDeleteyummy tangy spicy mouth tingling chutney ...love to try it soon
ReplyDeletesatya
http://superyummyrecipes.com
WOW!!! WOW!!! Is it not very spicy to make me dizzy & fall unconscious....!!!!! Chillies are very spicy by nature & we making a chutney of it is sure enough to kill somebody.... ;) But it makes me drool too..... What a FIX????? I want & I don't...both at the same time..... ;) Hugs )))
ReplyDeleteAsh...
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Tangy and spicy chutney....
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
Very new recipe, looks wonderful !!!
ReplyDeleteLooks so delicious, thanks for sharing dear..
ReplyDeleteit should be very spicy. good chutney
ReplyDeleteloved the addition of tamarind..looks really spicy and tangy..yum
ReplyDeleteHot chutney looks delicious.
ReplyDeletelove hot n spicy chutneys. can we replace tamarind powder with fresh pulp?
ReplyDeleteLooks spicy!!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure it tastes great ...
ReplyDeleteNever seen tamarind powder..wonder how they make it..yumm chutney
ReplyDeletewow!!! looks soo yummy and spicy. Must be delicious.
ReplyDeleteHot and tangy chutney! Yum!!
ReplyDeleteummm tangy, tasty....
ReplyDeletethanks for dropping by
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ReplyDeletehey first time here...yummy recipes....hope to try ur dishes soon.
ReplyDeleteLavanya
www.lavsblog.com
So spicy and yummyy....loved it
ReplyDeleteOOps! that is going to be quite hot!, Mmm, never tried anything like this, don't know where I can get tamarind powder!
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