I know everyone knows how to make coconut chutney, but then every-time I eat it at someone's house it tastes different. I love the subtle difference that everyone's cooking has that makes this experience so unique and yummy. This is my Mom's time tested method of making chutney. Sometimes when I am health conscious, I skip the coconut from the chutney. Though it still tastes good, its heavenly with the coconut only.
Though I love this chutney, it is made sparingly in my place. Do you see the picture in the side, well look at the proportion of the chutney to the upma.The whole bowl was cleaned out by my hubby and me in one sitting. So I prefer to make the coconut chutney only when we have guests over.
And Happy Holi everyone!
Ingredients
1 cup frozen coconut flakes
2 small green chillies - chopped
1 teaspoon ginger - grated
1/4 cup channa dal
salt to taste
1/2 teaspoon mustard seeds
1/2 teaspoon channa dal
1-2 green chillies
2 to 3 curry leaves
1 teaspoon oil
How To
Roast the channa dal in a dry pan on slow fire until it turns slightly brown.
Soak the dal in water for 2 hrs.
Put the coconut, green chillies, ginger, roasted channa dal and salt in a blender with a little water and grind to make a coarse paste. Keep aside.
Take a pan and heat the oil.
Add the mustard seeds, channa dal, green chili and curry leaves and stir until the mustard seeds splutter. Pour this tempering over the chutney and enjoy.
Monday, March 1, 2010
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Nice coconut chutney..
ReplyDeleteI love coocnut chutney and this is yumm.
ReplyDeleteNice version,never tried with daals...will giv a try...
ReplyDeleteDon't worry about finishing off the chutney at one go Somoo ... it is healthy too. :-)
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful ... never tried it with upma ... good idea. :-)
Nice chutney,perfect with dosa..
ReplyDeleteYummy chutney...never tried by adding channa dal..gotta try this...
ReplyDeleteI can eat dozen of dosa with this yummy coconut chutney..looks tasty
ReplyDeletePerfect chutney,
ReplyDelete...nice and yummy...
Happy Holi
Delicious chutney...
ReplyDeletecoconut chutney...nice picture
ReplyDeleteI agree with u completely, no two chutney's with the same ingredients are similar. I love this chutney and calories or no calories I can eat this.
ReplyDeletelove chutneys...looks nice
ReplyDeleteWe do the same but never tried adding ginger..will try adding ginger next time...prefect side dish for crispy dosa..
ReplyDeletewe like coconut chutney so much that sometimes we make it to have with rice meal. the chutney looks delicious Somoo. and am also drooling at the upma. you made it the way I love it...
ReplyDeleteWish you and your family a very Happy Holi.
ReplyDeleteCoconut chutney looks tempting and it is perfect to eat with idly and dosa.
Chutney looks delicious.Lovely with dosas.
ReplyDeleteYummy chutney...would go well with crispy dosas:)
ReplyDeleteLooks great and I believe you when you say you could finish it in a sitting.. I could too :)
ReplyDeleteNice creamy chutney!!! My grandpa will be so happy when idlis and dosas are served with coconut chutney!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Soomoo
ReplyDeleteWish you very happy holi.
before my wedding we use to make coconut chutney exactly in this method in Bhubaneswar but after wedding the method has changed.Any way nice click.
Yummy coconut chutney!!Love to have it with idili.:)
ReplyDeleteWow! Coconut chutney is so alluring! Yummy!
ReplyDeletenice presentation!yummy chutney..
ReplyDeleteCoocnut Chutney with channa daal is hit formulae..Even my mom makes it this way
ReplyDeletecoconut chuney with channa dalgreat combonever tried this.
ReplyDeletegetting your fav food in a foreign land is a big blessing
ReplyDeletea favourite always...looks deliicous..
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious:) Happy Holi to you and ur entire family, enjoy:)
ReplyDeletethat's my favourite chuney for many dishes !!! looks simple and yummy!!! lovely chilly decorations!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI agree..No two recipes of coconut chutney is same..I add a lil bit of tamarind while grinding..Will give a slightly tangy taste
ReplyDeleteI love this chutney!My aunt makes with chana too..
ReplyDeleteThanks friends. I now think its a typical Oriya dish...
ReplyDeleteGlad everyone liked it...
Coconut chutney is my fav among all other chutney.....it goes sooo well with idli-dosa. Nicely done yaa.
ReplyDeleteThat's so true about the different recipes..I cook chutneys differently from my mom and mom-in-law :-)Liked your version of coconut chutney
ReplyDeletegreat to have with idli..yumm
ReplyDeleteMy favorite chutney
ReplyDeleteLooks nice...Try adding roasted little bit of roasted peanuts as well.. Gives a very nice taste
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tip - Rachana... My MIL does that at times, I love it...
ReplyDeleteLooks so creamy! Nice recipe!
ReplyDeleteThanks. Glad you like it...
ReplyDeleteThats perfect for southindian treat..looks so yumm and my fav one too. Nice click as well.
ReplyDeletePaavithra -thanks...
ReplyDeletechutney looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteShahana - glad you liked it...
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by...
Hey Somoo! You ok? Long time. Hope everything is fine with you.
ReplyDeleteYes thanks. I have a big release this weekend. Should be back next week.
ReplyDeleteHey Somoo..was wondering why you haven't posted for a while and saw your comment above :-)
ReplyDeleteGulmohar - thanks for checking... Will be back soon...
ReplyDeletehai somo... i loved the chutney....nice click and loved that cream color.. :)perfect to have with iddlis / dosas.. :)
ReplyDeleteI love chutney-I'm always experimenting with them and they always turn out great!! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteNice and lovely presentation.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lena, Sweta and Dhanya!
ReplyDeleteI love this chutney and I used to have this as my main dish and dosa/idli as a side for this :P he he
ReplyDeleteAnn - glad you liked it. Yes my main dish too...
ReplyDeleteHi there ! I stumbled upon your site as I was searching for some snack to do with Chuda !!! I sure am going to try that out for today's evening snack... Your site is really yummy. Though I lived in Bhubaneswar for 21 years of my life(the initial growing up years), there is so much to learn about Oriya food! Thanks for posting all the recipes. You Go Gal ! :)
ReplyDeletelet me know how chuda bhaja goes!
ReplyDeleteCoconut chutney is my fav one. It goes well with idli and dosa. Even with vadas. Nice recipe.
ReplyDeleteThanks... Glad you liked it...
ReplyDeleteBeen a long time since you put up a post-can't wait to see what you will dish out next :)
ReplyDeleteSweta - will be back soon with something...Thanks for checking!
ReplyDeleteIt is true... every one makes it differently, and somehow no two coconut chutney tastes the same. Either which way, I like it a lot.
ReplyDeleteYeah I know what you mean! Tastes great in all different ways!
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