Thursday, November 12, 2009
Coconut Chutney-Red
Ingredients
For grinding:
Coconut grated-1 Cup
Green chillies- 1
Red chillies-5
Ginger-a half inch cube
Shallot-1
salt-to taste
Water
For seasoning:
Mustard-1/2 tsp
Shallot(thinly sliced)-1-2
Red chillies(halves)-3
Curry leaves-1 sprig
Cocnut oil/any oil -1tbsp
Method:
1.Grind all the ingredients listed under grinding, to a smooth paste.
2.Heat oil in a pan and do the seasoning.
3.Meanwhile take the grind mixture in a bowl and add enough water and salt, mix well
4.Pour this into the pan where you have the seasoning and mix well.
5.Let this boil till you see a froth forming on the top.
6.Mix well and pour into the serving bowl
7.Do not over-boil the chutney. That will make it curdled.
8. Serve with Dosa, Masala Dosa or Idli.
Contributor: Namitha
Labels:
Chutney,
Gluten-free,
Kerala,
Kerala Dishes
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Loved the first pic.
ReplyDeleteStopped to say bye. Have fun blogging and will catch up with ur posts once I find time in India.Have a happy holiday season
Yum yum chutney! goes great with idli and dosa.
ReplyDeleteNice spicy chutney.All i need is a plate of dosas to taste this yummy chutney.The step of boiling it is new to me.
ReplyDeletenice clicks dear.........I bet it's good with dosa and idli.
ReplyDeleteNever knew we can boil chutneys.. mmm.. I can just imagine how incredible it wud taste with dosas!! :) Pics are fab, Nami!!
ReplyDeleteDear Namitha
ReplyDeleteI am going to make it a hit in my family too. I make only keralite type coconut chutney...it is bit different here. So a variation is welcome..
Thanks for sharing
Simply yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the pics too..
Nice click....the chutney looks yumm...wish to have with hot dosas.
ReplyDeletehiee namitha .. this one luks good.. We also make coconut chutney.. using green chillies . this has got a lovely colr.. Will go well with few idlis
ReplyDeleteI like this red coco chutney very much..that too shallots.....
ReplyDeleteNice to have Idli and Dosa...loks yummy
ReplyDeletenice chutney. Liked the cooked version.
ReplyDeleteAdi poli! I have changed my style of chutney so much with all the other south indian tastes incorporated. However, whenever I go back home and have this one.. its just wonderful. Even now thinking about I can feel the morning cool air on a humid day in Kerala and eating dosa and this chutney. Thanks for a reminder of this wonderful homey taste.
ReplyDeleteThis is my fav with dosa and idli...but i dont add green chillies...yumm
ReplyDeleteLiked ur version of chutney...looks delicious
ReplyDeleteEda nami,
ReplyDeleteSame pinch!!wat a coincidence...ennu breakfast enthum idili ayirunnu...:)
ee Chutney ente fav annu..looks delicious..nice clickto!!!
Nice chutney... love to have with some idli/dosas ... nice click :)
ReplyDeleteNice and simple recipe. So important in everyday life.
ReplyDeleteyum...too good...nice picture
ReplyDeletelooks spicy and yumm, lovely pics :)
ReplyDeleteOh..I love coconut food...they are just too good to miss in the life.
ReplyDeleteNamii..my fav too..entem chutney recipe same anu.perfect pics.
ReplyDeleteI can just imagine having them with idli n poori ahhh such a yum combo to opt out for.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious, never tried boiling chutneys.
ReplyDeletevery nice and different chutney, Nami! :-)
ReplyDeleteOh i love this coconut red chutney, hot idlys are perfect combo!!!
ReplyDeleteWhenever i dont have green chillies, i'll go for red chillies, my all time fav..
ReplyDeleteNever knew about the red coconut chutney!! Looks nice and spicy.
ReplyDeletemy mom will love this recipe! she loves making chutney with red chillis than green chillies! nice pics......
ReplyDeleteLooks very delicious....
ReplyDeleteOne of my fav chutneys, spicy and tasty...I like it this way!
ReplyDeleteWow...that's an yum chutney...
ReplyDeleteloveeeeeeee to have it with dosa.....looks spicy n yummy!
ReplyDeleteGreat pics Sweety...I am standing in line for my share of dosa-chutney.
ReplyDeleteWow! Spicy chutney! So hot and delicious and appetizing!
ReplyDeleteEven my favorites ... Infact do try it out with methi parathas it tastes delicious :)
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for the encouraging comments..
ReplyDeleteUshnish, do try it out and let me know :D
Kanchan, never tried it with methi parathas, but tried with rotis a couple of times :-)