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Mint Chutney (Pudhina Chutney)

                                                               - submitted by Dahlia on 03-10-2008


Ingredients

Batch 1
Mint leaves - 1 bunch
Cilantro - handful
Cumin seeds - 1/2 tsp
Garlic - 2 cloves (optional)
Green Chillies -  3 (or to taste)

Lemon Juice/ Tamarind Juice - 1 tblsp
Salt - to taste

 

Batch 2
Yogurt / Coconut/ Peanuts - 1 cup (as needed for the type of chutney to be made)



Type 1 (Mint Chutney with yogurt)
1. Blend all the above ingredients above except yogurt till it forms a fine paste. Use little less lemon juice in this type of chitney as yogurt will also give some sourness.
2. Mix the yogurt to get a nice chutney consistency.
3. Serve with tandoori chicken and chicken kababs.

 

Type 2 (Mint Chutney with coconut)
1. Blend all the above ingredients along with fresh grated coconut till it forms a fine paste.

2. Serve this type of chutney with dosa or idli or any south indian snacks.

 

Type 3 (Mint Chutney with peanuts)

1. Blend all the above ingredients along with roasted peanuts till it forms a fine paste.

2. Serve this type of chutney with dhokla, dosa or idli.

 

Type 4 (Mint Chutney with onions)

1. Blend all the above ingredients along with half an onion till it forms a fine paste.

2. Serve this type of chutney with chaats, sandwiches. 

 

Comments

Comment by Amrita Jagasia

         I would like to know how long yogurt mint chutney and other chutneys too can be preserved.For sandwiches which chutney will be the best. 
 

Reply :-

          The chutneys can be refrigerated for 3 days and frozen for upto 3 months. You can use chutney no 4 for sandwiches. Here is another variation http://simpleindianrecipes.com/greenchutney.aspx

 

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