Friday, May 7, 2010
Manga Chammanthi/ Mango Chutney
Ingredients:
Mango slices- 2-3 (2 by 4 inch pieces,preferably the flesh, closest to the seed)
Coconut grated- 1/3 cup
Green chillies- 2 or 3
Shallot- 1
Curry leaves- 2
Salt- to taste
Method:
1.Peel off the skin from mango slices.
2.Grind everything together in the small bowl of a mixie/ on the "ammikkallu" without adding any water.
3.If you are grinding using an "ammikkallu"/arakallu grind the coconut and mango first followed by green chillies, shallot and salt. Finally grind everything together/mix together.
4.Serve with rice,thoran and curd/yogurt.Believe me,if you haven't tried this one yet, it tastes divine :-)
1.I did grind this in a mixie, the presentation is just for the camera ;-)
2.You could add more or less mango slices, according to your sourness level.
Sending this to "Green Gourmet event" hosted by Preeti of Write food.Happy hosting, such a cool event Preeti :-)
Contributor: Namitha
Labels:
Chutney,
Coconut,
Gluten-free,
Kerala Dishes,
Vegetarian Side Dish
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We make it with just mango, chili and salt...this looks gud.. and love the pic
ReplyDeleteBeautiful stone pestle and mortar, chutney looks yummy.
ReplyDeleteWehn i red the title in my reader i had started to drool so you can imagine what it is fdoing to me when i see that pic :-)
ReplyDeleteThat was super quick! You are such a doll! Thanks a lot!
ReplyDeleteAnd i love the raw mango chutney and the authentic presentation!
ReplyDeletewow...kidilan..pictures pinne parayandathilalo...brilliant!!!!!
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Kairali sisters
really delicious one what u said is right best with rice thoran and curd..best combo ever..
ReplyDeletenice presentation.
Gorgeous to eat and look at. Fascinating, rustic mortar and pestle. I want. : )
ReplyDeleteI love mango chutney very much and you have prepared very nicely. Chutney looks gorgeous, delicious and tempting. Wonderful presentation.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful and delicious mango chutney!
ReplyDeleteKandittu kothiyakunne...I love pachamanga chammanthi..evide kittuna pachamanga ellam vadiyatha...Asian storeil ninnu oru pravshyam nalla fresh mango kittiyappol ethu try cheythirunnu..Eni asiam storeil pokumbol manga medichittu thanne bakki karyam..Great pics!!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute and pretty stone grinder! love the presentation.
ReplyDeleteWhat an authentic presentation! loved it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful click...The mortar and pestle creates a wonderful authentic mood. This recipe looks interesting enough for me to give a try. Thanks dear.
ReplyDeleteNew to me but I believe it's a beautiful blend of flavour and taste. I would love that. Thanks for sharing. MaryMoh at http://www.keeplearningkeepsmiling.com
ReplyDeleteAnd I remember helping my ammachi in making this chammandi in that stone pestle.
ReplyDeleteam literally salivating..and presentation kalakki!
ReplyDeleteSimple yet tasty chutney, great presentation too...
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Namitha,
ReplyDeleteManga chammanthi kandtitu navil kothi varirunu. enthu cheyam, enie manga vangupol try cheyithu nokkam.
Chammanthi adipoli.
I simply love your clicks. Beautiful and what a delicious chutney.
ReplyDeleteI saw something very similiar ,last year ,on Television and we did try it and loved it:-))
ReplyDeleteU jus pinged me to try this one and we will soonnn....
Even tried it with different options,like fresh mint/ curry leaves and a bit of dry mango powder and indian chat masala, ur rite we did make it a couple of times ,yet didn think of it for a lonnnggg time!!!
Thanxx a ton and those pics are so so beautiful,love that stone!!!
Wow beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a lovely summer treat!
beautiful pics..
ReplyDeleteone of my favorites...thanx for adding the recipe...i will try to find some raw mangoes now...
ReplyDeleteI never would have guessed that it was that easy to make mango chutney~ I will make it asap! Yours looks lovely and the clic is great too.
ReplyDeletemanga chammanthyum chorum curdyum ultimate combo annu... vaayil orru kappal oodikanulla vellam undu... grt post..
ReplyDeleteMy favorite chutney. I miss mango tree at mom's and this lovely chutney too. Here I don't find such sore mangoes.
ReplyDeletegreat recipe and lovely presentation
ReplyDeleteGr8 recipe and awesome pics!!
ReplyDeletewow..i love mango chammanthi..i love to have it with biryani too..we always do!!
ReplyDeleteMango chutney looks amazing and delicious.Nice click too as always.
ReplyDeleteYummy and beautiful click!
ReplyDeleteWhata beautiful and delicious Chutney!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend friends!
Tangy chutney makes me drool...beautiful clicks..
ReplyDeleteLove mango chutney and this looks so yummy.
ReplyDeleteGosh this looks too tempting Namitha...love your presentation...wonderful :)
ReplyDeleteLove pestle and mortar very classic and chutney looks delicious too
ReplyDeleteRustic meets modern! Thats how I look at this....
ReplyDeleteLooks so yum...
what a beautiful presentation!
ReplyDeleteFirst fallen in love with the snap then with the dish..both are marvelous...
ReplyDeletenicely presented...chutney looks rich indeed..delicious!
ReplyDeleteIt looks wonderful! Happy mother's day!
ReplyDeleteThe best part in this is the click nd i love mangoes in any form raw or ripe.... we make it the same way but instead of shallots we add garlic
ReplyDeleteLovely click namita, i too love raw mango chutney...
ReplyDeleteI have also posted mango chutney (aam baa-taa). Tastes good in these hot days.
ReplyDeleteSooo good.....never used mango in chutneys...
ReplyDeleteI've only ever seen chutney made from ripe mangoes, but this looks just as delicious!
ReplyDeletenever eat chutney, but love something similar.I eat with tose(Indian food)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great chuteny! The picture looks stunning.
ReplyDeleteNice click.. I love this mango chutney have tasted in friends place..
ReplyDeleteThis is a gr8 chutney dear n wat a click...keep it up gal.
ReplyDeleteThat's a awesome mango chutney dear. Loved the traditional grinding stone used . Very nice pics.
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Hamaree Rasoi
The chutney is great for idlis! The green is gorgeous with the background drop!
ReplyDeletelovely tangy and mouth watering mango chutney.
ReplyDeleteMy mouth is watering :)
ReplyDeleteyummy...is how it tastes!Reminds me of my college days when i used to hog this.
ReplyDeleteWow veer authentic presentation...kandittu kothi aavunnu.
ReplyDeletewow that's my favorite recipe...i make it exactly the same way...
ReplyDeleteGreat presentation and superb recipe and most of all,great to meet you greet you and read you here
ReplyDeleteDelicious looking chutney,u made me drool:) Loved the click and the presentation.
ReplyDeleteHello dear, delicious chutney my mouth is watering.
ReplyDeleteHappy mother's day:-)
i am so sure i am going to love this raw mango chutney! love your presentation as always.
ReplyDeleteexcellent presentation. loved this chutney because ammikkallu is used for grinding. superb
ReplyDeleteWow Namitha...I'm just admiring ur presentation..Awesome...Good u clarified that this u did grind in a mixie..bcoz I really thought U did make this chutney the way it was made yesteryears..lol ..Love this easy and delish Mango chutney recipe..Wishing you a happy MOther's Day.
ReplyDeletewoo presentation is fabulour dear..i love thie a lot specailly with kanji..
ReplyDeletenalla chammanthi...nice click!
ReplyDeleteSuperb picture dear,,raw mango chutney looks delicious i like it very much.
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