A very tasty and flavoured chutney / dip that goes extremey well with Idli, Dosa, Pongal and Upma varieties. Here is the recipe of the Coconut Kothamalli Chutney as served in restaurants...
Mix all ingredients together, add a small piece (half pebble size) of tamarind and grind to chutney with water. Saute it with mustard seeds and urad dal in a teaspoon of oil.
Little tamarind is to be used while grinding the chutney which gives a real taste. Without that, little bitterness of coriander leaves will be felt. Else, at the end of grinding a teaspoonful of lemon juice is to mixed with chutney for its real taste.
Little tamarind is to be used while grinding the chutney which gives a real taste. Without that, little bitterness of coriander leaves will be felt. Else, at the end of grinding a teaspoonful of lemon juice is to mixed with chutney for its real taste.
ReplyDeleteThe flavor of coriander is really delicious in this chutney.
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