You Need:
Coriander leaves – 1 bunch
Cocount[grated] – ¼ cup
Green chillies – 4 [adjust to taste]
Tamarind – gooseberry size
Salt to taste
Seasoning:
Oil – 1 tsp
Mustard – ¼ tsp
Split white urad dhal – ¼ tsp
1.Clean the coriander leaves and chop them and keep it aside.
2.Grind these coriander leaves, coconut, chillies, tamarind and salt with limited amount of water so that the chutney remains thick.
3.Remove it in a bowl and season.
4.Mix well and serve with idli,dosa or rice.
[You can soak tamarind in small quantity hot water for a few minutes or microwave it with a little water for a minute or two before grinding.You can also saute coriander leaves with a little oil before grinding.]
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Nice and simple.Love it
I always add coriander with coconut chutney, want to make without coconut once.
I loved the deep green color of your chutney, and the main dish on that plate:)
Wow thats a nice colour. Deep green. Looks nice. Goes good with toasted breads also.
ooh that plate is so inviting nice recipe
coriander chutney with idlis ,delicious.
Tempting coriander chutney…very appetizing!
Nice, simple n easy side for idlies n dosas..
we make this for breakfast every morning. i hate coconut chutney – this is a great alternative especially with a little mint added.
Love chutney with idlies, nice colour.
love the color of the chutney, love the idlis
this is one versatile chutney goes with everything indian and non-indian too. nice
Love to have it with dosas and it goes well with tandoori items too..;-)