Couple of years back, when I was totally addicted to my blog space, I used to prepare dishes explicitly for this planetary. But today, I cook and if the dish clicks to go on this space, immediately snaps are clicked and saved. Later when I get time few notes are typed which can go over this blog.
That’s the reason you are finding this post here. So when I had this huge garlic, I planned to prepare this Garlic coconut red chutney which My Mom prepares, and I adore it – especially with Methi Parathas. It wasn't much of a happening recipe but when all appreciated this humble chutney @work, I knew this should go here. So immediately snaps were clicked :)
Quite a simple recipe :
- Take a cup full of grated coconut along with say 7 dry red chillies and around 10-12 garlic cloves.
- Blend to make a smooth paste, add salt and sugar if required.
- You can add Tamarind paste say 2 tbsp else mix this with ladleful of curd. Done !
Simple, tasty , addictive , garlicky smelly and red spicy. All loved it @my place, but you can minimize the garlic or red chillies if you are not a fan of it :)
I just realised that I’m just using 4 total ingredients. Hence this goes to Shobha’s Just 4 Fun event.
And obviously this also fills me with those lovely memories where My Mom used to serve this with Methi Parathas, hence sending to couple of more events:
Happy Cooking and Posting about it :)
Spicy and flavorful chutney..
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ReplyDeletethis is a really nice spicy chutney!
ReplyDeleteam following you through the gfc...do drop by my space when you get the time:)
If you like clicking, the you should try Pinterest.
ReplyDeletewow nice version of chutney. it looks wonderful. I am also uploading my version of garlic chutney but it is dry.
ReplyDeletethis chutney looks just hot n spicy dear..colourful pics as always....loved it.....
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Love this garlicky chutney! Growing up it was served with simple moong dal khichdi and tomato saar.
ReplyDeletenice chutney dear..
ReplyDeleteyummmm....goes well with anything :)
ReplyDeletewow wonderful n yumm chutney!!
ReplyDeletelove this chutney. whenever I go to Rajdhani for a meal I load my plate with this. looks awesome.
ReplyDelete@HEma and @Santosh .. thanks :)
ReplyDelete@Simran .. so sweet of you .. yups will drop by.
@Mini.. just going through pinterest .. still understanding what exactly we are supposed to do there.
@Kanan.. thanks .. will take a look at your version too.
@maha @aarthi.. thanks :)
ReplyDelete@Nupur.. yups and this reminds me I haven’t prepared saar for v long time now.
@aruna @ Lav @Kalpana.. thank you :)
@sayantani.. yes true, rajdhani prepares this with difference.
Lovely and flavourful chutney!
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