
Hyderabadi Phalli ki chutney (Peanut-Tamarind chutney)

This chutney can be served with roti, rice, idli and dosa.
Hyderabadi Phalli ki chutney (Peanut-Tamarind chutney)
This chutney can be served with roti, rice, idli and dosa.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Roast the peanuts on a pan for 2-3 minutes. After that gently crush the peanuts such that its skin gets separated. Remove the skin from peanuts (do it by bouncing the peanuts in a flat plate).
- 2
Take those roasted peanuts in a grinder and put 5-6 garlic cloves, half teaspoon salt and 1-2 teaspoon red chilli powder. Now grind the mixture.
- 3
Put the tamarind in a bowl in put one cup water in it and squish the tamarind until all the juices are out in water.
- 4
Put this tamarind juice in the grinder along with mint and coriander leaves. Now grind the mixture again.
- 5
Add some water if you want chutney to be of flowy consistency and grind again.
- 6
Take the chutney out in the bowl. Chop a small onion and put into the chutney. Now chutney is ready to be served.
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